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Australian states have copped a blast for being too loose with spending, in a warning signalling taxpayers might soon be forking out more to cover the costs of burgeoning debt. S&P Global, one of the big three credit ratings agencies, warned states could face credit downgrades...

A worldwide shake-up in the electric vehicle market, including a Tesla sales slump and policy changes in several countries, could benefit Australian motorists and send prices plummeting. Drivers could expect electric cars to break the $20,000 barrier this year, for example, and to see a bigger...

The federal government could buy out regional carrier Rex Airlines if a suitable private sector bidder can’t be found. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government would work with Rex administrators to find a buyer committed to providing ongoing service to the regions, value for money...

Flexibility, a strong career trajectory and healthy renumeration are just some of the benefits that come with jobs in the science, technology, mathematic and engineering (STEM) fields, yet women remain under-represented in the workforce. Tuesday marks the United Nation’s International Day of Women and Girls in...

From space science conventions to paediatric gastroenterology conferences, Australia has bagged $1 billion worth of international events. The lucrative business events sector took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic and has struggled to get back on its feet, leaving hotels, caterers and other companies reliant on...

Florists are bustling as loved-up Australians prepare to splurge for Valentine’s Day as the time-honoured gift remains popular, but with a next-generation twist. More than 3.8 million people are planning to buy gifts for their special someone in 2025, splashing $70 million more than the previous...