BHP put the Mt Arthur Coal mine up for sale, but said it failed to get a viable offer, so it may seek permission to continue mining from 2026, but has set aside $700 million for closure of the mine.

Primary industries drove the decrease in gross domestic product (GDP), down 1.2% in the quarter. Goods producing industries also experienced a slight decline, down 0.1%

The cancellation of the French deal, in favour of nuclear-powered submarines built by the US and UK, enraged Paris and triggered a diplomatic crisis

Crown Resorts, 37% owned by billionaire James Packer, has been under pressure for years since inquiries found it enabled money laundering

Airbnb refused to refund users who complained about being misled, saying they had chosen to view rates in US dollars even though users said they had not, the ACCC said

Australia has granted regulatory approval for three rockets to be launched from the privately owned Equatorial Launch Australia's (ELA) Arnhem Space Centre, PM Anthony Albanese said

The Reserve Bank of Australia lifted interest rates by a shock 50bps on Tuesday and warned that more rises are coming as it struggles to keep a lid on surging inflation.

Scott Farquhar, Australia's fourth-richest person, says working from home is the ''future of how we will work'' and invited Tesla employees to join him.

Streaks of light lit up the skies over Broome, in the northwest of Western Australia in the early hours of Monday morning, while sonic booms reverberated

Prices nationwide fell 0.1% in May, dragged down by a 0.3% drop in the major cities, and while annual growth slowed, it was still solid at 14.1%, reflecting the huge gains enjoyed over 2021

Moscow's war on Ukraine has highlighted the reliance of European Union countries, especially Germany, on Russian fossil fuels and turned energy security into a major issue

Heads of Australia's top power producer said they would step over an unpopular plan to split the group in two. The news is a triumph for climate activist and billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes