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The decision to cap international student numbers is a disappointing and short-sighted choice by the government, writes ...

Liberal MP Andrew Wallace says Treasurer Jim Chalmer is at fault for Australia’s economic woes. The feud between the RBA and Mr Chalmers continues, who claimed Australia’s central bank was ...

A little-known Perth bakery has been named the creator of Australia’s best apple pie and the nation’s second best plain chunky beef pie. Four Seasons Patisserie & Bakery in High Wycombe took ...

SYDNEY: Australia’s economic weakness persisted in the three months through June as consumers hunkered down in the face of elevated borrowing costs and stubbornly sticky inflation. Gross ...

The national accounts released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday for the June quarter reveal how the economy is tracking. Here’s what you need to know in five charts.

In a blow to the Albanese government’s economic credentials, figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday showed the economy grew by just 0.2 per cent in the June quarter ...

For the year-on-year growth, seasonally adjusted, GDP was just 1.0 per cent. “The Australian economy grew for the 11th consecutive quarter, although growth slowed over the 2023-24 financial year ...

The Q2 national accounts release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) was another shocker. It revealed that Australia’s aggregate real GDP growth fell to only 1.0%, which was the lowest ...

AUSTRALIA’S economy stayed stuck in the slow lane in the June quarter as punishing borrowing costs and stubborn inflation squeezed consumers, leaving government spending as the main driver of growth.

SYDNEY—Australia’s commodity-rich economy recorded its weakest growth momentum since the early 1990s in the second quarter, as consumers and businesses continued to feel the impact of high ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's economy stayed stuck in the slow lane in the June quarter as stiff borrowing costs and stubborn inflation squeezed consumers, leaving government spending as the main ...