More than five million Census forms lodged as Australia counts population
More than five million household Census forms had been lodged by Tuesday morning as Australians prepared to be counted on Census night, with the...
Workers urged to check pay as wage increases begin
Millions of Australian workers are being urged to check their pay slips this month as minimum wage and award wage increases begin flowing through...
Fuel Price Warning: Treasurer puts retailers on notice
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned fuel retailers they face penalties of up to $100 million if they use the end of the federal government's...
Full-time pay tops $108,000, but inflation erodes real gains
Average full-time earnings in Australia have climbed above $108,000 a year, with women recording slightly stronger growth than men and the gender pay gap...
Chalmers defends migration fall as housing builds begin to recover
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Australia's migration intake has fallen sharply from its peak while housing construction is beginning to recover, rejecting the Coalition's argument...
Will cutting migration by another 75,000 help Australia?
Labor's reported plan to reduce net overseas migration by a further 75,000 people over the next two years has opened a fresh debate over...
‘Take part in the 2026 Census,’ community leaders urge
Community leaders are encouraging Australians to take part in the 2026 Census, arguing that being counted helps governments, businesses and community organisations make better...
Westmead Hospital road safety program expands across Australia
Westmead Hospital’s bstreetsmart road safety program will expand across Australia, with a new school-based education initiative set to bring its road safety messages directly...
National survey highlights gaps in neurological care across Australia
A national survey of Australians affected by neurological conditions has found that many people are struggling to access coordinated care, with long waits for...