SYDNEY--Shares in Australia's two dominant supermarket operators climbed after the country's competition regulator said it couldn't confidently say whether their prices and margins were excessive.

Something is afoul in the cutthroat real estate market of our nation’s biggest city, with multiple homeowners reporting a curious phenomenon that stinks to high heaven.

Australia's dominant supermarket chains have benefited from wider profit margins at a time of rapidly increasing shelf prices ...

A 37-year-old man has died after his ute crashed in the state’s South West on Tuesday morning. Police say the man was driving ...

Temperatures hit 28 degrees in some parts of Sydney before sunrise on Sunday on their way towards a record high of 37 degrees ...

At Perth Magistrates Court on March 7, Western Power pleaded guilty to two offences under WA’s electricity regulations ...

Opinions matter. When critics demonise Palestine protesters or jump to the conclusion that a cache of explosives is proof of a terrorist plot or scream outrage over a racist sign, it can light a fire ...

Underground drilling will allow us to operate more drill rigs and help us understand the Sunday Creek deposit more efficiently than our surface drilling program alone. We are committed to working with ...

and investors both in Australia and internationally as we continue to build one of the world's most significant gold-antimony assets at Sunday Creek." The S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index is Australia's ...

The increasing exposure of the biggest retirement savings investors to US sharemarkets has driven the biggest fall in the ...

China’s consumer inflation dropped below zero for the first time in 13 months due to seasonal distortions and deflationary ...

Houses are flooding in Brisbane tonight, but authorities are assuring flood-weary residents a repeat of 2022 is not on the ...