All ministers have been told to scour their portfolios for potential cuts, but Jim Chalmers has given himself leeway to not deliver a net savings package in December.

Good morning and welcome to The Australian Financial Review’s live coverage of the 2026 US midterm elections. Americans are heading to the polls in an election that will determine control of Congress ...

The central bank has raised rates for the fifth time this year, taking mortgage repayments to near-record levels and adding pressure to cut government spending.

The social media success of populist right-wing forces in many Western democracies has caught the attention of progressives and liberals elsewhere.

The RBA’s renewed sense of urgency is important and well-founded. It has finally started to walk the walk, not just talk the talk.

The Trust invests in the Revolution Private Debt Fund II, which, in turn, invests predominantly in Australian and New Zealand Senior Secured Corporate Loans, Asset Backed Securities (ABS) and ...

Spending on this midterm elections is set to hit $15.7 billion, driven by technology titans, hedge fund investors and a few party stalwarts. It may not work.

Three scenarios, each three points apart, produce a comfortable Coalition government, a one-seat Coalition government and a ...

The US president has offered to pre-emptively pardon Elon Musk, who has lavished more than $US500 million on Republicans in ...

Revenue at the public sector advisory firm, backed by private equity firm Allegro Funds, fell 4 per cent to $200 million.