Our stock market is expected to open 45 points higher today after being up 6.6% year to date and 49% over the past five years. However, we actually lost jobs in August. Are we heading for a fall?

I think you may be interested in my take on three by-elections in Australasia that may excite you – just as my interest has been excited.

A new test could help to diagnose memory issues associated with Alzheimer’s disease in as little as three minutes. Here's how it works.

The US central bank has delivered a widely expected rate cut, with hints of more on the way. Investors are watching markets closely, with jobs data and property profits also in focus.

If you've ever tried to build anything in the state of NSW, you know how hard it can be to get your plans approved. The Minn's government - in a bid to fight whingers and whiners - is now fast-tracking the approval process.

How much is enough?

ANZ Bank has agreed to pay a record fine of A$240 million after admitting to various forms of misconduct that occurred “over many years”.

Climate risks are hitting where Australians feel it most: at home.

A sobering assessment of Australia's climate released by the government tells us who and what is in harm’s way from climate change.

The Coalition’s primary vote has plunged to its lowest level in Newspoll’s history, while support for One Nation has reached the double digits in three separate polls.

This episode dives into a big week for investors as Wall Street waits to see if the US Federal Reserve will deliver a standard 25-basis-point rate cut—or surprise with a jumbo 50. We explore what that means for markets, Donald Trump’s pressure on Jerome Powell, and how currencies might shift.

We’ve heard everyone from Mark Zuckerberg to Anthony Albanese tell us that AI is going to change the way business operates around the world. New data shows that big business isn’t quite convinced yet.