Changes in Chinese economy prompt ANZ to plan for broader investment customers
ANZ CEO Andrew Geczy said the shift in the Chinese economy from investment-based to consumer-based growth will boost Australia’s trade with the country.
Business confidence experiences surged since Turnbull became prime minister: NAB
The NAB Monthly Business Survey has indicated a positive business climate in Australia.
Muslim leaders argue over lack of support towards Parramatta Mosque post-shooting
Premier Mike Baird and Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione met with Muslim leaders to discuss issues like radicalisation of young people and community unrest.
Greens MP Adam Bandt proposes new bill that holds franchisors responsible for underpayment of workers
In the face of the 7-Eleven wage scandal, Greens MP Adam Bandt has introduced a new bill that shifts payment responsibilities directly to the head offices of franchisee businesses.
Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons condemns protests against his inappropriate naked Madonna t-shirt
Geelong's mayor has faced public backlash after wearing a T-shirt featuring a naked Madonna and an offensive slogan at a public event.
Black and White Cabs drivers face charges for assaulting three Uber drivers in Brisbane
Two men were arrested for allegedly attacking three men in Brisbane for driving Uber cabs.
Kickstarter starts crowdfunding campaign to help UNHCR raise money for Syrian refugees
Kickstarter launched a crowdfunding campaign to assist the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in providing the Syrian refugees with basic necessities.
Bill Shorten announces AU$10 billion investment plan on infrastructure across Australia
The Australian Labor Party is gearing up for the next election with a AU$10 billion investment plan to boost Australia’s infrastructure.
Man spoke to media just hours before NSW Police cracked down on his home
The counter-terrorism raid, carried out by NSW police to crack down on those behind the fatal attack outside NSW police headquarters in Parramatta, targeted homes from last year’s raid.
High Court turns down Jeff McCloy’s appeal by upholding NSW ban on political donations by developers
Developer and former mayor of Newcastle Jeff McCloy’s appeal to rescind NSW laws that ban developers from donating to political parties and candidates have been dismissed by the High Court.
Gun violence in US claims life of an 8-year-old girl by an 11-year-old boy
The United States, a nation stricken by grief and uncertainty over gun violence, witnesses yet another murder of an innocent child.
China-Australia Free Trade Agreement likely to put Australian workers in direct competition with low skilled Chinese workers, study says
Former Rhodes Scholar Dr Joanne Howe’s report points out the grave deficiencies in the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement.
AustralianSuper chair Heather Ridout says Transfield Services should not be made to pay the price for government policies
Heather Ridout believes it is wrong to punish a company by divesting in it because of its association with detention centres at Nauru and Manus islands.
US President Barack Obama insistent on ending Assad’s rule in Syria
U.S. President Barack Obama said it is only possible to defeat Islamic State if Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad steps down.
United Nations Human Rights official cancels plan to visit Australian detention centres
The Border Force Act, which penalises anyone who divulges “protected information” about detention centres, has prompted a UN human rights official to cancel his trip to Australia.
Australia's Generation Y considers working overseas a critical move for their careers
According to a latest find, sluggish economic growth and unemployment problems are causing young Australians to consider working overseas.
Scott Morrison hopes to make Australia work, save and invest
In his first interaction with the media after becoming Treasurer, Scott Morrison revealed his plans of filling the budget deficit by introducing new changes to the tax system.
Malcolm Turnbull announces plans to eradicate domestic violence against women in Australia
Following the increasing number of domestic cases across Australia, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull unveiled a AU$100 million package to deal with the social evil.
Volkswagen scandal to affect Australia: experts
ACCC has launched an investigation into Volkswagen Australia following revelations of the company's diesel version car's emission testing fraud.
Education Department investigates poor treatment of children with special needs at Bendigo Special Development School
Reports of abuses and confinement of disabled children led the Victorian education department to launch investigation into the incidents at Bendigo School.
Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar shares how Australia can stay in the frontline of the technological race
Scott Farquhar, co-founder of Atlassian, said Australia is behind developing nations when it comes to its tech industry.
Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli to lower price of Daraprim tablets following outrage
Martin Shkreli, the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, said he is considering lowering the price of Daraprim tablets, which had been raised by 4,000 percent.
New tax laws to prevent MNCs from tax evasion runs risk of going against international tax conventions
An expert tax analyst has pointed out that new changes in the tax system for big MNCs could deviate from the measures taken by other developed countries.
Jewel projects valued at twice the average price of apartments in Gold Coast
Luxury beachfront apartments by Jewel developers would start from AU$675,000 for a one-bedder.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull pays huge price to keep Nationals within the coalition
Nationals made the newly sworn in Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to commit to its terms to win support.
Port Arthur massacre accused Martin Bryant a threat to jail workers, says police officer
Pat Allen, who had played an important role in arresting Martin Bryant 19 years ago, feels steps should be taken to protect prison workers from his violent attacks.
Indonesia: Australian man suspected of providing funds to send Indonesian nationals to Syria
Indonesian nationals sent to Syria to join ISIS are suspected of being funded by an Australian man, according to Indonesian authorities.
12,000 extra Syrian refugees allowed to enter Australia must first read and sign handbook on local customs and values
Syrian refugees will receive a handbook that contains guidelines and instructions on how to start a new life in Australia before they are given visas.
Overseas buyers and expats boost Sydney’s market for prestige properties
Agents in Sydney, as well as in other parts of Australia, are of the opinion that expats and overseas buyers are helping to lift the market for luxury properties in the country.
Hungarian camerawoman sacked for ‘unacceptable’ behaviour toward refugees
Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian camera woman caught on camera kicking refugees while they were trying to escape police, has been fired.
