Australian businesses on the brink could go bust if US tariffs become the straw that breaks the camel’s back, as economic management comes into focus ahead of the election. Businesses are already struggling to pay their trading partners due to tough economic conditions, with CreditorWatch’s February...
It’s time to get your obligations sorted and prepare for upcoming FBT changes. With the 2025 FBT year wrapping up on 31 March, it’s important you’re on track to meet your obligations and are prepared for any changes. Follow these steps to help you get it right: Work out...
Shoppers still feel the impact of rising prices at the supermarket despite inflation lowering, the treasurer admits. Household grocery bills have soared in recent years, with research by comparison website Finder showing grocery spending at a record high in January. While underlying inflation fell to 3.2 per...
As US tariffs on steel and aluminium threaten to put thousands of Australians out of work, they can at least be encouraged that jobs remain plentiful in a historically strong labour market. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.1 per cent, well below pre-pandemic...
A new treatment for a common painful condition and two other drugs will be made cheaper to improve thousands of Australian women’s lives. About 8500 Australian women are expected to benefit annually when Ryeqo is listed on the pharmaceutical benefits scheme on May 1. The drug is...
Voters are being offered a better understanding of their medical bills, with a promise to improve transparency. Patients across Australia can pay hundreds more than their neighbours for the same procedure, with fees varying widely from specialist to specialist. The federal government says it will spend $7...