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Annual revenue generated by the main gold and silver mint on Australia’s east coast surged 98 per cent to more than $18 billion, but some accounting wizardry saw profit rise just 7 per cent. 

Anthony Albanese helped mining giant BHP mark its 140th anniversary during this week’s trip to the White House that secured a crucial critical minerals deal with Donald Trump.

Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters movie is going to be turned into a merchandise machine already being compared with Star Wars.

Australian savers have been dealt another blow, with major banks cutting savings rates.

THE ECONOMIST: Once seen as rogues, today’s private fighters operate within vast corporate structures and global markets.

Some investment banks remain positive on the outlook, despite Wednesday's price slump serving as a warning to speculators.

China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reacted to the critical minerals deal announced by US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

The administrators of Regional Express Airlines have confirmed a sale and implementation deed has been entered with a US-based air services company.

Victoria is the sick man of Australia with a higher proportion of borrowers behind on their mortgage.

Santos boss Kevin Gallagher is facing renewed investor scrutiny in the wake of revelations the company’s chief financial officer was abruptly dismissed after raising concerns about his leadership style.

AARON PATRICK: One of Sydney newest hospitals has been bought by the State Government after its owner went broke thanks to an oversupply of private hospital beds.

Research suggesting Apple’s iPhone 17 is selling well pushed the hardware giant to a record high as investor optimism spread to the ASX.

A fibre optic internet backbone will deliver internet speeds up to six times faster as well as a multi-billion-dollar boost to Australia's economy by 2040.

Thousands of customers of one of Australia’s big four banks have been left shut out of their accounts after a nationwide systems crash.

Two more sunscreens have joined the growing list of products pulled from shelves by Australia’s medicines watchdog amid fresh SPF fail fears.