Business

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Iron Ore has started cutting hundreds of jobs across its Pilbara empire in a move the company claims will add another decade of life to ageing mines.

Kyle Sandilands has walked away with a multimillion-dollar payout and a new business arrangement after settling his contract dispute with ARN Media.

Leaders at the G7 have discussed a ‌path around restrictions on non-American use of advanced AI after Anthropic disabled access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5.

Investors are warning some of Australia's most successful companies wouldn't exist under proposed tax changes, as Labor pushes ahead with its planned reform.

The deal means the case will no longer head to trial.

Australia’s jobs freeze is playing out differently across the public and private sectors, with government organisations more likely to be hiring but also far more likely to be planning redundancies.

Established in 1955, it has since worked on road and rail projects, the demolition of Princess Margaret Hospital and Subiaco Oval, the development of Joondalup, and the Telfer gold mine in the Pilbara.

Home borrowers have been spared more pain with the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy board unanimously voting to leave rates unchanged for the first time since December, amid an expected end to the Iran war.

Manufacturers are bracing for weaker conditions despite Donald Trump declaring a US-Iran peace deal the industry hopes will lead to lower fuel and energy costs.

Beloved craft retailer Lincraft will close the remainder of its bricks and mortar stores, citing changing customer behaviour and low-cost overseas competition.

Financial advisers have raised concerns about divorced couples’ rights to negatively gear investment properties.

The 14,000 residents of a Texas town wonder what the historic initial public offering might mean for them.

The Reserve Bank is unanimously expected to leave interest rates on hold but whether the next move is up or down remains uncertain.

AARON PATRICK: Cloaking tax increases as economic reform isn’t going to make Australians better off when average incomes have barely moved since 2012.