Optus has been hit with a huge penalty over a security flaw that allowed scammers to bypass its systems and defraud customers as much as $39,000.

The man at the helm of one of the world’s most powerful tech empires believes no one on the planet will walk away untouched if a doomsday […]

One of the world’s biggest miners will axe 180 jobs from one of its Aussie sites as the company scales back its operations.

Australians face a “wicked problem” costing them millions and despite big promises there is little action to help them with the devastation.

A popular Sydney restaurant, which became known for its trendy blend of Asian cuisines, has announced it is closing down after 15 years.

A Melbourne CEO has revealed his unconvential approach to running his business that is making him go viral right now

Australians’ living standards are under threat, as new figures reveal the nation’s prosperity hangs in the balance.

Single mum Meagan says she was asked by a financial adviser if she ‘prayed’ after being unable to access her superannuation while battling cancer.

Celebrities everywhere are jumping on a hipster trend made popular by people who look like they prefer their coffee made with soy milk.

A young boss has had the internet turn on her, branding her “entitled” and “ignorant” after she made a stunning claim about burnout in the […]

The number of Kiwis departing New Zealand has smashed another record as the country grapples three crises at once.

A popular children’s toy sold across Kmart and Target stores has been urgently recalled over fears of a deadly contamination.

While renters are rejoicing in other parts of the world, the rental market is “worse than ever” in Australia. An expert explains why.

Mining giant BHP has been found liable for the Samarco dam disaster in Brazil in a huge ruling that could strip billions of dollars from the company.

From serving ham to catering Australia's biggest sporting events, on Aussie businesses’ success story shows the power of backing locals.

It was a sea of red for the Australian sharemarket on Friday led by falls in technology and banking stocks as US and China issues weigh on investors.

Australia’s economy is on a hamster wheel to nowhere with billions of dollars being printed as prices skyrocket, an outspoken tech exec has warned.

A whopping $37 billion has been wiped from Australia as an economic bloodbath in the US spills over globally.

The multi-year underpayments breakdown hit everything from leave payments and superannuation to meal allowances.

An industry insider warns the new laws will just make agents “more clever” as homes continue to sell millions above price guides.