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Insurance companies and banks have been put on notice by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as the deadly storm cell pummels the east coast, wreaking havoc on homes and businesses.

The cost of living and job security has worsened under the Morrison government, a new survey of working Australian women has found.

Apple has stopped all product sales in Russia and has pulled RT News and Sputnik News from app stores outside of Russia.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said while some Australian exporters may benefit from the higher prices, "Australian consumers will not".

Both states confirmed they are easing the rules in the coming weeks, in a move that could see workers returning to the office unencumbered by the facial covering.

Australia's largest coal-fired power plant will close seven years earlier than expected, prompting fears of an electricity price hike — but how worried should we be?

A new report from the Carmichael Centre suggests Australia faces an enormous manufacturing opportunity in reviving the car industry with EVs.

Parliament has not yet resumed but explosive accusations have already flown in Canberra after two separate leaked text messages scandals caused the Coalition a major headache.

Boosting TAFE places without expanding the present depleted teaching workforce is likely to see more teachers bailing out and corners cut in education practices.

Pratt Holdings made a series of political donations to state and federal Liberal Party branches worth $1.29 million.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is announcing $2.2 billion for research commercialisation, in a move that could boost the local startup scene.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has accused the government of leaving Australian businesses behind as a 'light lockdown' and low consumer confidence keeps customers away.