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Jacinta Allan has resigned as Victorian Premier after losing the support of Labor colleagues, paving the way for Deputy ...

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The ATO has warned Australians not to rely on AI tools or social media influencers for tax advice as millions prepare to ...

Focus on the cost-of-living crisis can make it seem like workers are all in this together. But new ATO data shows that some ...

Myer says Australian shoppers have cut back discretionary spending amid higher fuel prices, interest rate rises and a weaker ...

After 15 years of selling its reusable cups, Melbourne-based KeepCup is now taking its keep and reuse philosophy beyond coffee cups, launching its first-ever standalone reusable water bottle. Water ...

Business tax and accounting platform Thriday alerted customers to a fraudulent link contained in a message from its official email address.

After setting out to build an AI data centre in Tasmania, Singapore-based company Firmus announced a $73.3 billion plan — Project Southgate — with AI infrastructure also in Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney ...

Startup Daily has unveiled the finalists for its 2026 Best in Tech Awards, recognising Australia's and New Zealand's leading startups, founders and innovators across 15 categories.

Most SMEs prepare for permanent loss, but few have a plan for when a key person becomes unavailable for 90 days — a gap that can derail revenue, operations and cashflow.

From discounted fuel and groceries to barber shops and coffee, Adrian Portelli is taking LMCT+ into another everyday spending category, with plans for a national rollout already underway.