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Kayla Itsines made the “surreal” announcement on Friday.

Uncertainty about interest rates and higher fuel bills has left strategists cautious about buying shares, despite big falls.

You were worried the stockmarket might not come back, right? But why wouldn’t it? This isn’t the first war in the Middle East, and Allah knows it won’t be the last.

Average house prices now cost nine times average incomes, versus five times 20 years ago, and young Australians are now looking for alternative ways to build wealth.

Australia’s biggest provider of jet fuel has cut exports, leaving the country’s airports with an uncertain future.

Australians could soon be paying more on their mortgages as a major bank flashes a key warning sign for households.

Alternatives to Gulf supplies are scarce.

The national carrier has agreed to pay out a massive sum over cancelled flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Commodity prices are climbing again on Friday as traders watched new attacks on shipping and ports in the Middle East.

Upmarket NIMBY councils near the centre of some of Australia’s biggest cities are going slow on approving new homes during a rent crisis, which a data expert is also blaming on international students.

Singtel executives deny payments were made to prevent hackers releasing personal data of millions of Australian customers in 2022.

There are mounting job losses as artificial intelligence comes for once-secure industries — including its own creators.

Investor nerves over just how long the US-Israeli war with Iran will last and growing fears over global oil supply is driving the Australian share market back deep into the red.

The International Energy Agency will release 400 million barrels of oil, it’s largest ever release as Iran threatens to send oil prices to $200 a barrel.

The Albanese Government will allow dirtier fuel to be used in Australia to combat the record-high petrol price crisis.