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NAB Quarterly Business Survey: Confidence Slumps to 15-Month Low
Business confidence fell to -4 index points, the lowest since December 2024 Business conditions eased…
Australian stock market posts biggest single-day slump in 11 months
The Australian stock market recorded its worst single day in 11 months on Monday, falling…
‘Perfect storm’: Aussies face financial stress
Younger Australians are set to face a “perfect storm” of financial pressure in the new…
Markets Open Higher as Key Inflation Data Looms
Sydney, 7 January 2026 — Australian shares opened in positive territory on Wednesday morning, regaining ground…
ASIC outlines financial reporting and audit focus for FY2025–26
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has published its financial reporting and audit focus…
Number of students in higher education more than doubled in 20 years, but inequalities remain
UNESCO’s first Higher Education Global Trends Report shows that the number of students enrolled in higher education worldwide has more than doubled over the past […]
Victorian Teachers Strike: 35,000 Rally as Union Warns of Further Action
Up to 35,000 teachers and education staff rallied in Melbourne’s CBD Around 500 public schools were either closed or significantly impacted The union is demanding […]
Reddam North Shore: Principal Pitcairn reflects on a ‘remarkable’ first year
Reddam House’s North Shore campus is celebrating its first anniversary, marking a successful inaugural year for the school’s third Sydney location. Principal David Pitcairn sat […]
Why education is the only weapon against a system designed to control us
I have been thinking a great deal about the origins of government, not as an abstract academic exercise but as a way of making sense […]
Fuel Relief on the Way: PM Slashes Excise by Half as States Push Free Public Transport
AUSTRALIAN VIEW – In a sweeping response to soaring petrol prices and a deepening cost-of-living crunch,…
ANC Global Logistics Sets New Benchmark in Intelligent Supply Chain, Leveraging Australia-China Expertise Amid Industry Disruption
SYDNEY – As the global logistics industry navigates a landscape defined by digital disruption, geopolitical realignment,…
ANC Global Logistics Strengholds Australian Market with Comprehensive Supply Chain Solutions
ANC Global Logistics Strengholds Australian Market with Comprehensive Supply Chain Solutions SYDNEY – As global supply…
After 60 Years, Diabetes Drug Revealed to Work in the Brain
Metformin, prescribed for type 2 diabetes since the 1960s, appears to work directly in the…
ANC Global Logistics Strengholds Australian Market with Comprehensive Supply Chain Solutions
ANC Global Logistics Strengholds Australian Market with Comprehensive Supply Chain Solutions SYDNEY – As global supply…
ANZAC Day Trading Rules: What NSW Businesses Need to Know for 2026
Non-exempt retail shops must remain closed for the full day on ANZAC Day The restrictions…
Fuel Relief on the Way: PM Slashes Excise by Half as States Push Free Public Transport
AUSTRALIAN VIEW – In a sweeping response to soaring petrol prices and a deepening cost-of-living crunch,…
Trump Dismisses UK Aircraft Carriers as ‘Toys’ in Latest Nato Criticism
Donald Trump described British warships as “toys” compared to US vessels The US president criticised…
Australia Joins Multinational Push for Strait of Hormuz Security – But Rules Out Warships
Australia has added its name to a 22‑nation statement pledging “appropriate efforts” to safeguard shipping…
This Nurses Day, Secret Garden Says “You Raise Me Up” to the Heroes in Scrubs
Being a nurse isn’t just a job. It takes someone with compassion, strength, patience, and a truly caring heart. Long hours. Hard work. Silent sacrifice. […]
There Can Only Be One Reason for Melania Talking Epstein. It’s Not Good
President Donald Trump has apparently decided that being heavily linked to a notorious sex trafficker, while bad enough to make him want to start a […]
Property prices still growing in most Australian suburbs despite rate fears
Median home value falls were more common at the higher end of the market, with apartment prices falling in many of Sydney’s inner ring markets. […]
Beyond the Concert Hall: Why More Australians Are Turning Live Music Into a Social Affair
With corporate groups, community clubs and friendship circles buying tickets in blocks, live music is becoming the new setting for networking, client hospitality and shared […]
Erratic Donald Trump is dark cloud on horizon for Michele Bullock as RBA considers interest rates
While the domestic economy seems to have stayed on the narrow path out of the inflation crisis, global uncertainty is a thorn in the RBA’s […]
Firefighters, farmers stage Victorian budget day protest over emergency services levy
Thousands of Country Fire Authority (CFA) volunteers and farmers have travelled to Melbourne on state budget day to protest against the government’s new emergency services […]
Anthony Albanese formally invites Pope Leo XIV to Australia in Vatican meeting
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has met privately with Pope Leo XIV at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, formally inviting the new pontiff to Australia […]
Australia’s Liberal-National coalition splits after election thrashing
Australia’s Liberal-National coalition – currently the nation’s main opposition political party – has split after a partnership lasting almost 80 years. The move marks a […]
British man breaks record for fastest run across Australia
A British ultra-endurance athlete has broken the world record for running across the length of Australia, after a gruelling 35-day journey. William Goodge, 31, started […]
Peter Dutton is trying to talk to two audiences but Donald Trump has him wedged
It was one of those comments designed to instil confidence amongst anxious colleagues but instead underscored their biggest concern. “Well, I don’t think you’ve seen […]
Scientists say ‘devastating’ Ningaloo Reef coral bleaching puts ancient colonies at risk
Scientists say a survey of the Western Australian coast after an intense marine heatwave has revealed “heartbreaking” levels of bleaching among centuries-old coral structures. As […]
Federal funding for yellow crazy ant program near Wet Tropics hangs in balance
A program aimed at protecting some of Australia’s oldest tropical rainforest from one of the world’s worst invasive ant species is due to run out […]
Uluru waterfalls flow, roads blocked as heavy rain hits Central Australia
Heavy rain over the past fortnight has brought relief to many Central Australian residents after a scorching summer. According to the Bureau of Meteorology, flooding […]