Posts tagged "commonwealth"

The federal government will provide up to $1.5 billion — to be matched by states and territories — for “targeted and temporary” relief on power bills for low and middle-income households and small businesses.

Republican movements around the world are gathering pace but even Commonwealth realms and nations desperate to divorce the monarchy are going to take the day off.

Commonwealth agencies will be held accountable for late payments under a new resource management plan unveiled by the Morrison government.

Zip wants to open its purse to kickstart its global expansion plans, unveiling a proposal to obtain stakes in not one, or two, but three companies.

SMEs have been warned to prepare for tough changes to whistleblower protection laws to minimise the risk they could face hefty fines or jail.

By Giovanni Di Lieto, Monash University

A UK-based lobby group has come up with an idea that has been endorsed by Australian and British…

The Australian Government’s Chief Digital Officer Paul Shetler has resigned following the appointment of a new CEO over the top of him, a …

By David Glance

Australia’s banks have always enjoyed a lucrative income from credit card “interchange fees”, the charges that the…

By Helen Hodgson, Curtin University

Australia’s federal government initiated two major reform processes after the last election: a tax…

A “modest easing” was considered appropriate at this month’s Reserve Bank meeting, its minutes reveal, following lower-than-expected inflati…

Just days after NAB was hit with crippling computer problems, Commonwealth Bank customers have been hit with a computer glitch leaving them …

Retail spending increased by 0.7% in July, following revised increases of 0.4% in both June and May, according to the latest figures from th…