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Four of the world's biggest investment funds are sending a message to the board of Santos, which is holding its annual general meeting on Thursday.

The prime minister will mount a two-pronged press to secure more fuel for Australia, sitting down with oil executives and his Malaysian counterpart.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back together in Melbourne after spending the second day of their Australian tour apart.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back together in Melbourne after spending the second day of their Australian tour apart.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back together in Melbourne after spending the second day of their Australian tour apart.

A renewed strategy for the Australian Defence Force will provide a billions of dollars more for projects over the coming decade.

A renewed strategy for the Australian Defence Force will provide a billions of dollars more for projects over the coming decade.

A renewed strategy for the Australian Defence Force will provide a billions of dollars more for projects over the coming decade.

Unemployment data for March will be the first glimpse of how the Middle East conflict is affecting the economy more broadly.

Unemployment data for March will be the first glimpse of how the Middle East conflict is affecting the economy more broadly.

Unemployment data for March will be the first glimpse of how the Middle East conflict is affecting the economy more broadly.

Sales growth for Hermes has weakened as the Iran war casts a shadow over tourism numbers and spending on luxury goods.

Why is one of the world’s largest mining companies fighting so hard to shut down the case of a single injured worker?

Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has been accused of lying about her involvement in a website that attacked a co-producer of her embattled directorial debut.

Even if the Middle East conflict is resolved soon, Australia's business sector will take time to recover from a shaky start to 2026.

Yancoal Australia is buying an 80 per cent stake in the Kestrel coking coal mine in central Queensland, Australia's largest underground coal mine.

Latitude Financial broke the law 2.7 million times and was fined a whopping $1.50 per transgression, totalling $3.98 million.

It's David v Goliath, the case of the coal miner versus BHP and the politics behind it. With the Labor Government close to the unions, and big mining, and the Coalition tight with BHP and the coal lobby, Simon Turner picked up the patronage of One Nation. A settlement was close - BHP bosses, Mineral Council of Australia chief Tania Constable, a cast of lawyers and Senator Malcolm Roberts were all in on it - but suddenly BHP backflipped, One Nation went silent and Turner was on his own. Simon Turner's case was muzzled by the Federal Court. He is appealing. At stake are billions in a prospective class action against, not just BHP, but a slew of Big Mining companies exploiting casual workers through labour hire firms. #auspol #labor #coalition #bhp

Virgin Australia says its jet fuel bill will rise by an extra $30-40 million in the second half of its financial year, prompting capacity and fare adjustments.

Last week's meeting between Beijing and Taiwan’s main opposition party is a bad sign for the China hawks and a sign of rapprochement.