Growth in major economies is not translating to higher real wages as inflation and productivity challenges continue to undermine progress.
OECD figures released
Coast artist takes on the masters in European sales
A Sunshine Coast artist is outselling Picasso, Da Vinci and Renoir in Europe’s print-on-demand market.
Ashvin Harrison’s print-on-demand sales are currently sitting
More Australians support China-India over US engagement
More Australians support a positive relationship with China and India over the US, believing the US has become less trustworthy and friendly.
The survey conducted by
Contract awarded to manage Mooloolah River entrance
Engineering consultants BMT have been awarded a contract to improve management and safety of the Mooloolah River entrance.
The contract follows an independent review of
Every Queensland police officer will be issued with a new 9mm Glock 45 Generation 6 service pistol.
The $14 million investment will deliver more than 14,000 of the
Feedback open for ditching of carbon neutral process
The Federal Government is giving people until September 18, 2026, to provide feedback on the ditching of the Climate Active certification program.
The Government
Farm investments facing biggest shakeup in decades
Australian agriculture is facing a wave of restructures, asset sales and strategic reviews as a seven-year tax change notice period expires.
Duncan Bedford, a
The Australian Taxation Office is urging people to start lodging their tax returns after it pre-filled more than 100 million pieces of information.
The information
Gracie Abrams has debuted at number one on the Australian charts with her new Daughter From Hell album.
It is the American singer-songwriter’s first number one album
Australia could become dumping ground for unsafe EVs
By Milad Haghani
Australia risks becoming a dumping ground for electric cars following the introduction of new Chinese safety rules from next year, a report for