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Australia’s ASX finance chief Andrew Tobin to retire months after new CEO named
ustralian stock exchange operator ASX Ltd said on Friday that CFO Andrew Tobin intends to…
RBA Gives Green Light to Credit Card Surcharge Ban, Banks to Lose $660 Million a Year
Surcharging on debit and credit cards will be outlawed within six months, after the Reserve…
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…
NAPLAN 2026 student results to be released
The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) has announced parents and carers of students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 who took this year’s NAPLAN […]
Collaboration is lifting outcomes in public schools
A new report provides compelling evidence that working together does work to improve student learning, engagement and wellbeing. Jim Griffiths reports. Evidence from the NSW […]
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 […]
Will This Budget Really Make Housing Fairer for More Australians? It’s a Good Star
The federal government finally handed down the new budget. And for many, the verdict is…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
Australia’s ASX finance chief Andrew Tobin to retire months after new CEO named
ustralian stock exchange operator ASX Ltd said on Friday that CFO Andrew Tobin intends to retire. The announcement comes two months after the bourse operator […]
Collaboration is lifting outcomes in public schools
A new report provides compelling evidence that working together does work to improve student learning, engagement and wellbeing. Jim Griffiths reports. Evidence from the NSW […]
Higher rates and pricey petrol as economic outlook dims
Australia’s resilient labour market continues to be a bright spot in the nation’s economy. But despite the addition of more than 76,000 jobs in June, […]
The Neighbourhood’s Sydney Return Was Worth The Five-Year Wait
Hordern Pavilion, Sydney | THE WOURLD TOUR 2026 Five years is a long time to wait for a band. Judging by the scenes inside Sydney’s […]
Record Spelling Bee Sign-Ups Put Australia?s Literacy Focus Back in Classrooms
A record start to the 2026 Prime Minister?s Spelling Bee has renewed attention on literacy…
Australian pharmacy losses predicted to total $1.2bn over four years under Labor prescription reforms
Pharmacies could lose more than $150,000 each annually over the coming years under Labor reforms that reduce the cost of many prescription medicines, the government’s […]
The Mass fish kill in Menindee raises concerns of NSW chief scientist
A three-month review into the cause of Menindee’s recent mass fish kill has been launched. The report is expected to be made public by the end of August.
Charles III as King of Australia: Love Australia more than Australians love him
On Saturday, when the Archbishop of Canterbury conducts the coronation of Charles III at Westminster Abbey, he will not just be crowning the King of England, but […]
Premier targets healthcare ahead of national cabinet – as it happened
What we learned; Thursday 27 April That’s where we’ll leave the blog for today – thanks so much for joining us. Here is a wrap […]
Lost in transliteration: Melbourne suburbs with two different spellings
What’s in a name? A bit, it turns out. Especially if that name is incorrectly merged, slapped on a sign and left languishing at a […]
Why Australia’s recycling problem needs to be fixed
Massive stockpiles of soft plastics have revealed we have a big recycling problem in Australia that needs to be fixed. Adam Gilligan from the Environment […]
Sydney’s richest and poorest postcodes: How does your area compare?
Erskineville, the small inner-west suburb wedged between Bohemian Newtown and the once-industrial area of Alexandria, has emerged as the surprise winner of Australia’s top-ranked postcode, […]
Max Strikes Gold In Fencing
It was by chance three years ago that young Baulkham Hills local Max Wang and his mother Echo saw the Hills Athletic Fencing Club, right […]
Happiest country in the world revealed as Australia comes in 12th
Finland has been dubbed the world’s happiest nation for the sixth consecutive year in the annual World Happiness Report, released on Monday. The list is […]