Treasurer warns of more cost-of-living pain ahead in the wake of further rate rises, Labor and Coalition clash over wages growth, Liz Truss announced as new British PM, and MORE.

Gig economy workers to be governed by employee-like conditions in Australia, RBA set to raise rates again tomorrow, economic growth to fall, and MORE.

Rail Unions stand firm on industrial action in NSW, Nvidia allowed to continue chip production in China, new $800 million stadium in Sydney opens today, and MORE.

Jobs summit kicks of today, 4 super funds close, Will Twiggy Forrest buy David Jones, and MORE.

Chris Dawson found guilty of murdering wife, electric vehicle surge mired by continued supply chain issues, Crypto.com mistakenly transfers over $10 million & MORE!

Calls in NSW for recycled water to be used as tap water, Chinese tech giants report worst quarterly growth on record, Ukraine forces mount several counter-offensives on Russian troops, and MORE.

Airport ground handling crew set to strike on unresolved enterprise agreement, stocks to dive today, big week for economic data ahead, and MORE.

Qantas reports $7bn losses while 320 pilots call in sick daily, Europe's largest nuclear power plant located in Ukraine temporarily shut down due to conflict-related fires, Labor MP says gig economy a "cancer" on the Australian economy, + MORE.

Australia fares stronger than most in global economic indicators despite still contracting, fate of interest rates rests on Jackson Hole meeting, almost two million fixed rate home loans due for renewal in 16 months, + MORE.

Australia's fuel storage sits 32 days below international standards, analysts tipping recent market push as bear market rally, China says Covid-19 partly responsible for decline in births and marriages, + MORE.

Treasurer Chalmers consults experts on superannuation reform, PM Albanese to publicly announce legal advice on Scott Morrison's multiple portfolios incident, solar power briefly overtakes coal on power grid during winter, and MORE.

The global share market rebound faltered a bit over the last week with mixed economic data and mostly hawkish messages from central banks.