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The Business Council of Australia and the Business Council of Canada have signed a pivotal memorandum of understanding to accelerate trade and investment between the two nations.

The Albanese government is considering a second raid on its flagship Cheaper Home Batteries program in just six months.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers hails a "stronger and broader" Australian economy as annual GDP growth climbs from 2.1% to 2.6%.

PM Anthony Albanese and Canadian leader Mark Carney meet to forge a strategic partnership, uniting on critical minerals and superannuation investment to counter global geopolitical shifts.

RBA Michele Bullock has cautioned that a potential oil price shock stemming from the conflict in Iran could exacerbate local inflationary pressures.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has advised the 115,000 Australians currently in the Middle East that commercial airlines remain the fastest route out of the region.

The Australian Taxation Office has warned that self-managed superannuation funds will be a major target for compliance action in the coming year.

An expected surge in global oil prices following US and Israeli missile strikes on Iran is set to flow through to Australian petrol pumps.

Australia's internet regulator is threatening to crack down on app stores and search engines if they fail to restrict children's access to AI services.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Australia's support for the United States' military intervention in Iran, following a massive joint US-Israeli operation on Feb. 28.

Former Liberal leader Sussan Ley has formally resigned as the Member for Farrer with immediate effect.

The Federal Government has unveiled a $132 million overhaul of the nation’s crisis communication framework, introducing a high-tech messaging system dubbed 'AusAlert.'