The population of Australia’s capital cities is, on average, more than four years younger than the rest of the country, with Brisbane the nation’s youngest State
Inflation eased in July, with the monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 3.5 percent, down from 3.8 percent in June, despite the largest annual jump in fruit and
Rate cut in Australia ‘as soon as Melbourne Cup Day’
By Peter Martin
Just three weeks ago, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock declared interest rate cuts unlikely in the next six months.
But if there was any doubt about
Queensland’s regions are in the grip of a transition that is challenged by housing shortages, the war for talent, education shortfalls and the need to manage
Around 20 percent of young people across the globe have disengaged from traditional work, training and education.
The International Labour Organisation’s Global
New industrial laws, which come into effect today, risk economic productivity, according to the Business Council of Australia.
Business Council Chief Executive Bran
Workplace law changes Monday. What you need to know
Federal Government changes to workplace law come into effect on Monday.
The Fair Work Commission said there were four major areas of change from August 26, brought about
The value of building approvals on the Sunshine Coast increased by $100 million in the past year to hit $2.3 billion.
Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Rosanna Natoli said
Almost half of Australia’s young adults no longer list home ownership as a major life goal.
New research from Macquarie University found young adults were delaying, or