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Former staff say years of cost cutting and reduced staffing has taken a toll on the experience of shopping at David Jones.
David Jones's suppliers tell the ABC they could see "the writing on the wall" as payment times got longer and telephone calls went unanswered.
Australia's banks reveal they will raise their interest rates in response to the RBA's decision to lift the cash rate for the fifth time in 2026.
Until recently, Australian lithium miners were digging up their ore and selling to China for processing into battery materials. Now, a handful of them are trying to get a bit more value out of that supply chain.
Farmers around the world are going to be paying more for one of their most important inputs, fertiliser. Here are four charts that explain why.
The portrait of Queen Elizabeth on two coins released by the Royal Australian Mint has drawn criticism, despite proving popular with collectors.
Straight-pull rapid-fire rifles, social media campaigns, and a looming buyback scheme – Australia's gun debate is reloading.
Hundreds of surf lifesavers have gathered on Bondi Beach to pay tribute to the victims of last Sunday's terrorist attack. Follow live.
Jewish Australians say the terror attack at Bondi Beach has left the community feeling angry, devastated and scared.
Many of Australia's critical minerals can be found in a wide range of everyday items, but their application at the cutting edge of medical research and military intelligence are among the most strategically important reasons governments in the West have been trying to build a supply chain outside of China.
Copper is an essential industrial metal, but a series of major supply disruptions this year and a lack of new mines coming online have analysts warning of shortages in coming years.
Australia's biggest customer for iron ore doesn't need as much steel anymore, but the Pilbara's biggest producers have no plans to slow down production.
With this year's winter grain crop planted, ABARES estimates drought and dry conditions in SA, Victoria and NSW will see lower harvest totals this summer.
The headline numbers show another strong year of electric vehicle sales, but the growth is highly concentrated in China and emerging markets in South-East Asia and Latin America.
Food company leaders are trying to find the sweet spot between soaring cocoa and coffee prices and economically anxious consumers.
Australia is joining the European Union and the United States in establishing strategic reserves of critical minerals, but what do they actually do, and why are they so important?
Australia is an exporting powerhouse, but the majority of the goods we sell overseas go to Asia.
The ASX fell sharply and Wall Street is set for more turbulence, after US President Donald Trump unveiled a raft of global tariffs, including a 10 per cent reciprocal tariff on Australian imports to the US. As it happened.
Mobile voice and SMS connectivity would be extended across Australia under a Labor election pledge to update Australia's universal service obligation.
Topic: Telecommunications Services Industry
In Western Australia, the world's largest island grid is taking a huge bet, and carrying out a major experiment, on the role of batteries in the energy transition.
Reporting profits and losses is standard fare in corporate Australia, but from this week companies will be required to disclose the risks and opportunities they will face under a warming climate.
The Australian share market bounced back after the ACCC approved the Sigma and Chemist Warehouse merger. Nine felt the wrath of investor fury, while supermarkets and the RBA were a key focus. Look back at the day's events.
Bitcoin pushed to a new record high as investors digest US election results while 'Trump trades' push global markets higher and officials from the Treasury, ATO and ACCC faced Senate estimates.
Slowing EV sales and a flood of new supply have seen the price of lithium fall off a cliff, but Australian miners are confident in a lithium-fuelled future.
This year droughts are pushing coffee prices to record highs, but climate change means it's unlikely we'll ever see a return to the $3 flat white.
