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The price of gold has more than doubled since 2019, which is good news for both governments and miners in the poor but mineral-rich Central Asian states

S&P, Nasdaq post worst month since December 2022; Uncertainty over Trump tariffs weigh on markets in first quarter Dow up 1.0 per cent.

On the eve of President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’, his office has released a report that highlighted various trade barriers imposed by Australia on American goods like beef, pork, chicken, apples and pears.

The Nightly, Australia’s only evening digital newspaper, has smashed through yet another milestone, growing its unique audience to more than three million monthly readers for the first time.

The denim company has promised ‘storewide discounts’ as it starts closing 87 stores around Australia.

JACKSON HEWETT: When Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the Federal Budget, he presented a rosy picture: a growing economy, rising wages, stable inflation, and unemployment holding steady. But does it add up?

Share markets took a battering on Monday ahead of major economic news this week when the US reveals further tariffs and the Reserve Bank inks its next decision on interest rates.

Australia’s corporate watchdog and central bank have scolded Australian Securities Exchange over “deep concerns” for its reliability as a trading house and for taking too long to fix incident-prone systems.

The airline’s chair John Mullen said a ‘refreshed board and executive team” would help Qantas ‘regain its place as one of Australia’s most trusted brands’.

Australia’s small business leaders have called for the next government to make one major reform to help keep doors open and workers employed.

The Australian share market has wiped all of last week’s gains in half a session, as imminent fresh tariffs and their impact on global growth spook investors.

US President Donald Trump says a deal with TikTok’s Chinese parent ByteDance to sell the short video app used by 170 million Americans would be struck before a deadline on Saturday.

Former WiseTech Global chairman Andrew Harrison has returned to the board he departed just a year ago to fill the role of lead independent director.

A rush of new tariffs will hurt growth, raise prices and worsen inequality.

ASIC has uncovered systemic failures in how major superannuation funds handle death benefits, with delays, poor service and board-level oversights leaving grieving families waiting months for payouts.