The Australian Taxation Office has issued a major warning amid their crackdown of business owners trying to cheat the GST system, following a huge spike in fraudulent claims.
Nathan Schmidt
The ASX200 was up 0.3 per cent at midday, recouping most of Wednesday's losses, as expectations grew that the Fed would cut US interest rates again this month.
Derek Rose
Markets price more US rate cuts in 2025'; OPEC+ expected to extend production cuts; Yen steadies as reports ruffle rate hike bets.
Tom Westbrook
Avid dealmaker Ramelius Resources has effectively maxed out its bet on Spartan Resources, unless there is appetite to mount a huge takeover.
Adrian Rauso
Wesfarmers has put Kmart in a safe pair of hands as it prepares to wave goodbye to the man credited with rescuing the brand for a near-death experience and turning it into an Australian retail success story.
Daniel Newell
The Federal Treasurer has conceded there is a “possibility” Labor will be booted at the next election while tempering expectations of “big spending” in the mid-year budget update.
Blair Jackson
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has shifted the blame while defending his spending, the country’s ‘weak’ economy and household pressures, saying the opposition would have Australia in a recession.
Katina Curtis
The call for Rio Tinto to abandon its primary London listing doesn’t make economic sense, chief executive Jakob Stausholm says, after an activist shareholder urged the miner to relocate to Australia.
Paul-Alain Hunt and Adrian Rauso
The Prime Minister treated world leaders to a $40,000 performance at dinner adorned with $18,000 worth of flowers, new documents reveal.
ASIC condemns complaints handling at insurance companies amid surge in customers crying foul about their treatment.
Neale Prior
Generation Alpha is set to reshape the workforce with their tech savviness, desire for inclusivity, and fresh perspectives on work and values.
Kate Emery and Jessica Evensen
Evidence that pointed to a row of heritage shopfronts in Subiaco as being a significant risk to public safety was found to be ‘shifting sands’ as new engineering evidence into the site was revealed.
Harriet Flinn
The project will transform the former public housing site into 109 new apartments of one and two-bedroom social, affordable and specialist disability housing.
Jessica Evensen
Australian property values are set to keep rising over the next 12 months but controversial tax changes are helping keep one state's home price growth in check.
Jacob Shteyman
Trade tensions, the Chinese economy, weaker migration and lingering inflation all pose risks to Australia's growth outlook, the OECD says.
Poppy Johnston
WA is shouldering the burden of higher emissions in order to deliver the gas and critical minerals the rest of the world needs to decarbonise, according to the State’s Climate and Energy Minister.
Simone Grogan
Powell says Fed can afford to be a little more cautious; Indexes: Dow up 0.7 per cent, S&P 500 up 0.6 per cent, Nasdaq up 1.3 per cent.
Caroline Valetkevitch
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has told workers in Wolfsburg that competitive pressure is increasing while demand for its cars is shrinking.
Staff Writers
At least five different products from Woolworths, Aldi and Lindt have become the latest casualties in the ‘shrinkflation epidemic’ plaguing Aussie shoppers.
Ryan Bourke
The weak pulse will pile on the pressure in Canberra as a Federal election looms, with the economy top of mind for voters.
Matt Mckenzie
Silicon Valley venture capitalist Bill Tai was one of the first investors to back Canva after meeting founder Melanie Perkins in 2010. He reveals how WA can recreate that success story.
Cheyanne Enciso
A Great Southern winery will be doubling its production capacity and installing a “state-of-the-art” in-house bottling line that will lift the capabilities of the local wine-making industry, thanks to a grant.
Melissa Sheil
An application to change operating conditions for Great Southern Lime has been opened to a public comment period again after objections to potential noise and environmental impacts were raised last year.
Georgia Campion
Viridis Mining has nailed some bonanza drill hits, its best yet, at the company’s Colossus clay rare earths project in Brazil with a stunning 50m headline intersection going a whopping 8462 ppm TREO.
Craig Nolan
