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The $8.9 billion hack on Binance triggered a sell-off on Wall Street and left the crypto industry reeling. Follow live updates.
Australia’s shortage of skilled workers hasn’t gone away, but weakness in NSW and Victoria over the next 12 months could give the two resource-rich states a boost.
Former treasury secretary John Fraser has called for sweeping cuts across the public service and the $56 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme.
James and Anthony discuss why a mega-float will be the ultimate market referendum on AI and explain what bad news on inflation means for your mortgage.
The state’s long-term energy road map has not factored in the data centre boom, leaving what one expert says is a three-gigawatt shortfall.
The CEO collected $6.7 million, while the former chairman took home $1.8 million, despite both resigning early over the firm’s handling of a data misuse scandal.
Tensions between the prime minister and the treasurer have been exacerbated by the government’s inability to land the budget and the worsening inflation outlook.
The December budget update will test Labor’s appetite to confront its spending addiction and the PM’s willingness to give Chalmers the political backing to do so
A bitter fight over the future of a 475-kilometre power cable in northern Victoria has turned the state’s election into a referendum on the green transition.
From underwriting insurance claims to agentic customer service, Luke Anear says the business he founded back in 2004 is geared up for the world of AI.
The federal government’s unclear stance on the facilities is threatening financial investment in Australia as community backlash grows.
Although Australian inflation remains among the highest in the world, some think interest rates are about to settle.