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Australian shares have bounced during Wednesday afternoon’s trading session, following a 1 per cent fall during the morning’s trading.

The Aussie sharemarket has edged higher in a choppy session of trading ahead of Tuesday’s closely-watched decision on interest rates from the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Gen Zers are often a mystery to older people with their Labubus and drop-waisted outfits, but like those before them, thre’s still one thing young men struggle to talk about.

Last-minute changes to Sussan Ley’s itinerary at Tomago Aluminium were out of the plant’s “fear of political consequences”, she claims.

A series of newspaper ads from 2005 have left Aussies fuming, with many branding it as proof that young people are screwed and only the “rich get richer”.

The first 5.8m undersea “Ghost Shark” vessel, designed to uplift Australia’s lethal capabilities deep underwater has just rolled off the line in Sydney.

More Aussies are delaying their retirement plans due to cost of living pressures, but a finance expert says there are seven simple things you can do to retire early.

It’s been a wild October for the Aussie sharemarket and the final day of the month’s trading delivered a small slide into the red.

Footage of a woman dancing at a Melbourne concert has sparked a huge debate, with Aussies completely split about who is in the wrong.

Wait times for home loan pre-approvals have exploded as banks buckle under the government’s first homebuyer scheme, while property prices have skyrocketed.

In an era where Chinese imports cost seven times less to produce, Australians are still choosing to pay premium prices for local goods.

The chairman of Optus has conceded heads will roll at the telco giant after a fiery interrogation by a Senator who asked “who’s getting the sack?”

The government could lose billions as the tax office fights to overturn a ruling that saw an ABC presenter claim thousands in rental tax deductions while working from home.

Australians continue to spend more, but what they’re buying could be a sign that households are feeling the strain.

A debate about workplace entitlement has erupted after an Gen Z employee went viral for the very “honest” reason they wanted to take leave.

A devoted mum of six has revealed the painful gambling addiction she struggled with for years and the system that made it feel impossible to stop.

A fed-up Aussie has issued a PSA to other single women, telling them to “book their flight” to this country if they want to escape our dire dating scene.

Australia’s richest woman turned heads over the weekend after being photographed at an extremely exclusive event at Donald Trump’s estate in Florida.

Bombshell data last month sent hopes of a rate cut plummeting and fears of a rate hike soaring - here’s what you really need to know about the RBA’s November meeting.

Only a handful of people each year are lucky enough to be invited into this lounge for newly minted millionaires. Want a peek inside?

Westpac’s chief executive has defended the bank’s WFH policy in the wake of a bruising loss at the Fair Work Commission.

Asian e-commerce giant Shein has announced it will ban sex dolls from sale on its sites globally after being condemned for featuring ones resembling children.

Two Aussie brothers have become some of the richest men in the nation after an incredible move from Microsoft.

The Australian sharemarket tumbled lower on Tuesday, as the RBA kept rates on hold and delivered a hawkish warning on inflation.

I’m going to be brave and say something about straight men I never thought I’d say.

The co-owner of a Melbourne plant nursery is under fire after allegedly sending a “repugnant” text message to a young woman who applied for a job.

South Australia’s richest family has launched a legal battle over a costly mistake involving the 22-year-old heir to their empire.

The investor who called the 2008 crash and inspired The Big Short has made a concerning $1.5 billion move that spells big trouble.

The head of a huge company that employs more than 150,000 people worldwide has died, leaving behind extraordinary wealth.

Australia’s sharemarket continued its sell-off dropping for the third straight session, as investors once again sold off interest rate sensitive stocks.