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The inflation genie has escaped again, prompting experts to warn households face thousands more in costs and interest rate hikes.

Australia Day is here and news.com.au has hit the streets to see how Aussies are really feeling today.

An text message exchange is going viral after an Aussie man shared the wild physical thing that is a deal breaker for him.

With many of us admitting to having never used bank notes in years, is Australia ready for a truly cashless society?

One of Australia’s big four banks has surprised mortgage holders with a rate increase even before the Reserve Bank decides on the official cash rate.

Tim Ayres has remained tight-lipped on the possibility of a new trade clash with China after steel manufacturers called for tariffs and quotas.

AI has triggered the highest workforce cuts since the financial crisis, with one CEO warning government bans may have to be introduced.

Analysts have been calling the end of the iron ore boom for years. But is it now finally coming to an end?

Miners and tech stocks have driven the ASX to a modest gain despite banking sector falls, as gold hits record highs.

A major Australian university has sparked backlash after quietly setting up a committee to handle a possible name change.

Nationals leader David Littleproud has repeatedly refused to answer a question about a reported “unhinged” demand he made to the Opposition Leader.

Pauline Hanson has defended her new movie-length cartoon against “cancel culture”, after a scathing report revealed wild details of the animation.

Karl Stefanovic has launched a defence of Australia Day, declaring Australia a “f***ing great country,” blasting “woke” culture.

A South Australian farmer has turned heads after unveiling a massive tribute to the nation in his family’s paddock.

Remarkable footage showcasing daily life in Australia in the 1960s — used as a ‘marketing tool’ to attract mostly British migrants — has been restored in 4K.

Reports have emerged that Australia’s largest bank has an outage on its banking app, while another bank apologised for payment issues.

This word rose to popularity from out of nowhere and became embedded in Aussie culture. An OAM recipient says it is the most successful word in Australian history.

Australia’s CEOs have revealed the job category they think will be slashed as their companies adopt AI over the next few years.

A veteran politician has launched a scathing attack on Australia’s ties to the British monarchy, declaring the nation must stop being “sycophantic to England” and grow up.

A man in an Aboriginal flag T-shirt has been filmed telling a woman attending an Australia Day event “I hope the white genocide does happen” in a foul-mouthed tirade.

Our first-ever qualified female astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg being crowned Australian of the Year has sparked backlash, exposing a depressing norm.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has been roasted for celebrating “India Republic Day” before Australia Day on January 26.

One in 3 Australians feel guilty about their 2025 spending as new research reveals the nation’s top financial priority has shifted in an “unexpected” direction.

A CEO has revealed the grim comments she receives that have absolutely nothing to do with the way she runs her business.

A popular family-owned supermarket is being kicked out of a shopping centre and replaced by Woolworths, with the supermarket’s boss declaring “loyalty is dead”. 

The Australian dollar has rocketed to its highest level since February 2023 amid chaotic global financial movement.

An elderly woman who was verbally abused by an Invasion Day protester says the incident exposed a glaring double standard.

Cash-strapped mortgage holders are being warned they may need to find $2192 more a year, as inflation becomes “uncomfortably high”.

Something odd is happening with the Beckham boys – and I’m not talking about Brooklyn refusing to speak to them.

Energy, consumer discretionary stocks and the major banks all rallied more than 1.80 per cent on Thursday, as the ASX emphatically snapped losing streak.