While streaming autotuned, maybe even AI-generated music on the drive to work, today’s young workers face a brutal housing market, job insecurity and challenges few of us saw coming.
David Koch
10-year-old Connie Cappello knows better than anyone else the importance of blood donations — she needs transfusions monthly in order to stay alive.
Claire Sadler
Angus Taylor has warned of the bad old days when WA’s resource industry was crippled by industrial action, saying a looming strike at BHP Port Hedland threatens the State’s international reputation.
Joe Spagnolo
Tax experts have warned more than 1.4 million Australians desperate for a cash refund that doing this could cost them significantly more money.
Cameron Micallef
Australia’s superannuation system was built for traditional employees which is leaving millions of people exposed at the end of their working lives.
The cost of living crisis has continued to pinch the pockets of everyday Australians, but there’s a side hustle hundreds are adopting to earn a bit of extra cash.
Alexandra Feiam
A key cost-of-living policy will come to an end, with Energy Minister Chris Bowen ruling out extending the relief for drivers.
An Australian company has been slapped with a big fine by the corporate watchdog for making employees do one thing for social media ads.
The South African tech mogul has amassed more wealth than the GDP of all but 21 countries.
Bernard Condon
Despite concern it will result in fewer jobs and less diversity of storytelling, the merger of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery has been given clearance.
Staff Writers
City-raised spouses can breathe new life into farm businesses, with agritourism credited with keeping young people in the regions and building the workforce.
Stephanie Gardiner
When Julian Kingma first photographed the final moments of voluntary assisted dying, he expected it to be confronting. However, the experience was anything but. Now his work is being shown at an exhibition.
The WA Liberals and Nationals say they would lift the State Labor Government’s uranium mining ban if elected to govern in 2029, as figures show the price of the nuclear fuel has doubled in the past four years.
Neil Watkinson
Relationship experts and legal professionals are witnessing a distinct, unsettling rise in separations.
Caitlin Vinci
SpaceX has made its stock market debut in a record initial public offering, with the company's value surging past $US2 trillion.
Manya Saini, Echo Wang and Niket Nishant
US stocks have closed higher as Elon Musk's SpaceX became Wall Street's biggest public listing in history.
Caroline Valetkevitch and Johann M Cherian
SpaceX begins trading Friday under the ticker SPCX after the biggest initial public offering ever, with the $75 billion IPO set to make owner Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire.
Lora Kolodny
A major Australian charity built on fighting financial inequality has repaid $5m in wages to hundreds of workers it underpaid for almost a decade, following a Fair Work ruling.
Emma Kirk
It once cost $5 for a coffee and a multimillion-dollar view at Trigg’s Yelo cafe, but the seven-figure value is now the cost for one of West Coast Drive’s first luxury apartments.
Kim Macdonald
The UK economy contracted in April for the first time in eight months amid signs that the Iran war is beginning to take its toll on some sectors.
Andy Bruce and Suban Abdulla
Australian shares finished the week with their strongest session in about two months after US President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran could be signed as soon as this weekend
Ryan Johnson
Water Corporation is reminding Great Southern households not to use their sprinklers this winter in order to save up to five billion litres of precious water.
Melissa Sheil
Australia’s sharemarket has surged nearly two per cent amid Donald Trump’s latest announcement - marking its best week since early April.
BHP stands to lose $120 million a day if workers follow through with threats to stop work at the mining giant's Port Hedland facility, unions say.
Duncan Murray
