A long-awaited tunnel project promising to ease congestion in one of Australia's biggest cities has officially opened after cost blowouts and lengthy delays.
Samantha Lock
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed Labor’s mid-year budget update will save billions, but stopped short of divulging the fate of a looming $42bn deficit.
Ria Pandey
An architectural collaboration with Warumungu people has produced climate-smart, culturally appropriate homes in Tennant Creek where temperatures soar.
Farid Farid
A slowing economy has hit the luxury car market in China as demand for foreign luxury cars wanes as customers opt for more affordable Chinese brand models.
CHAN HO-HIM
The federal treasurer says he's booked another $20 billion in savings in the budget update, but is keeping mum on whether that means a smaller deficit.
Jacob Shteyman and Ben McKay
Coles and Woolies will face up to $10m in fines if they breach the new laws, announced as part of Labor’s crackdown on price-gouging.
YouTube’s chief executive Neal Mohan is the latest in a line of tech bosses who have admitted to limiting their children’s social media use, as harms of being online for young people have become more evident.
Sawdah Bhaimiya
The director of a ‘boutique luxury builder’ is being reported to WA Police and the corporate regulator by the liquidator appointed to investigate the company’s collapse.
John Flint
The property market has been hit by a surge in deception, with a rise in alleged scammers, thrill-seekers and cutthroat buyers dishonouring signed contracts.
Kim Macdonald
A senior Labor MP broke parliamentary rules during a family trip to Perth that billed taxpayers more than $21,000, the expenses watchdog has found.
Picture this: it’s four days from Christmas and the shopping list is yet to be tackled.
Cheyanne Enciso
Older West Australians say they’ll be tightening their belts in 2026 - cutting spending on dining out, consumer goods, homewares, recreation and even health care.
Joe Spagnolo
A shock new report has laid bare the companies chasing debts and pursuing bankruptcy.
Phoebe Griffiths
The ACCC has recalled sand stickers sold at toy stores, pharmacies and book shops across Australia and online over asbestos fears.
Emma Kirk
Apple has released an urgent update for iPhones which addresses a ‘mobile network issue’ when people try to call emergency services.
Millions of Aussie households are set to face a bill shock as a key cost-of-living relief is discontinued. Here’s what it means for you.
Cameron Micallef
West Australians are heading into the break with one eye on the beach and the other on the numbers.
Lanna Hill
Government backing for home batteries will be dialled down for larger systems in a move spruiked as a way to keep more households in the scheme.
Poppy Johnston
Six of the 11 S&P 500 industry sectors closed lower, led by heavyweight tech stocks, which dropped 2.9 per cent.
Sinéad Carew and Johann M Cherian
A definitive feasibility study estimates it will cost Medallion Metals just $138 million to develop the Ravensthorpe gold project by integrating the processing assets of IGO’s Forrestania operations.
Neil Watkinson
People managing depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress are more likely to make use of ‘buy now, pay later’ loans, new international research suggests.
Hannah Cross
A US mining giant has doubled their mining avoidance zone in a globally significant forest, taking more than 26,000ha off the chopping block — but conservationists aren’t celebrating yet.
Craig Duncan
A decision by Treasurer Jim Chalmers to allow South Korean company Hanwha to increase its ownership of Austal from 9.9 percent to 19.9 percent has caused shockwaves in Japan.
Andrew Greene
We’re getting ready to lodge a missing persons report for RAC boss Rob Slocombe, who has been MIA since his proposed — and possibly pointless — deal with east coast rival IAG was torpedoed.
