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Resources Minister Madeleine King has taken a thinly-veiled swipe at Andrew Forrest’s efforts to champion Fortescue’s green credentials and suggested where the billionaire should instead focus his energies.

Faster charging, longer range and fewer fires — what more could we want?

Call for indexation so that Federal governments are forced to provide relief rather than only doing so when it’s politically convenient.

Qantas’ direct, ultra long-haul flights between Australia’s east coast and New York and London have again been delayed, with the specialised jets it requires held up by supply chain problems.

The recent Federal Budget has reaffirmed a strategy that has allowed many electric vehicle buyers to effectively pay for their new car with pre-tax income.

Q+A: The changes to capital gains tax have ruffled plenty of feathers. But will they apply to those on Centrelink support payments such as the age pension?

A short-lived reduction in the fuel excise has provided some momentary price relief but inflation will only worsen without a resolution to supply blockages.

A Labor plan to reduce investor incentives has been branded a ‘productivity tax’ as opponents call for lower taxes for those with money to put aside.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Stocks and oil prices have risen slightly, with few signs of concrete progress in talks to establish a peace deal between the United States and Iran.

Telcos warn mobile users will wear a multibillion-dollar bill, but consumer groups say the numbers tell another story.

THE ECONOMIST: What makes one illegal market tolerated and another unthinkable? The answers are stranger than you’d expect.

Enjoying yourself and saving money aren’t usually said in the same sentence, but as the cost of living continues to climb, Australians are finding ways to do both.

Mexican fast-food chain Guzman Y Gomez has conceded defeat and will retreat from its ambition plans to conquer the US market.

Trillions of dollars of investment into the AI boom will lift inflation and wide the gap between winners and losers in a structural shift in share market returns.

Wilson Asset Management founder Geoff Wilson fears Labor’s proposed minimum 30 per cent capital gains.