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Electric vehicles have crashed through another price barrier in Australia, with the cost of one new model reduced to less than $31,000 for the first time. But industry experts say the fierce price battle is only playing out among cheaper and smaller electric cars, with Australian...

A third jurisdiction has signed on to a public school funding boost, lighting a fire beneath the feet of politicians in more populous states, who are holding out for a better deal. Tasmania’s public schools will be fully funded by 2029 after its state government accepted...

Electric vehicle giant Tesla has opened its 100th charging location in Australia despite fears the company may wind back its local investments. The US brand celebrated the milestone in South Australia on Thursday, launching another six chargers in the beachside suburb of Glenelg. It also confirmed its...

Older people are facing mistreatment and discrimination based on their age, and as Australian life spans continue to grow, so will the consequences of ageism. Ageism can shorten life spans by almost eight years, contribute to elder abuse or push people out of the workforce, but...

Australian business leaders are broadly optimistic about the state of the economy and more than half plan to hire and bolster workforces. Nearly nine in 10 Australian chief executive officers surveyed were confident about the economy despite a sluggish few quarters of growth engineered by policymakers...