The US President has followed through with earlier threats to attack Iran in a move that could lead to further volatility for markets and the global economy.

The Albanese government has again called for “de-escalation, dialogue and diplomacy” after the US directly attacked Iran in a series of air strikes on the country's nuclear facilities.

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Shares in small-cap metallurgical coal producer Bowen Coking Coal have plummeted after warning it could pause operations at ...

The two companies are expected to announce an agreement involving highly coveted streaming rights to the English Premier ...

APRA has removed dedicated prudential supervisors for smaller banks, despite acknowledging growing risks in the sector — instead relying on an inbox and supervisory panel. APRA chair John Lonsdale is ...

Shares in Regis Resources advanced after Bell Potter hiked its target price on the gold miner, following visits to its ...

The context: The big banks all closed higher on Thursday, as Commonwealth Bank climbed 1.5% to end at a new record high of ...

Morgans has downgraded its rating on Santos, saying the oil giant's early endorsement of Adnoc's $30 billion takeover ...

The Australian sharemarket closed lower as banking and mining stocks dragged amid uncertainty around the Israel-Iran conflict ...

Property and infrastructure group Lendlease has completed the $235 million sale of infrastructure financing business Capella ...

As global crises escalate, new data shows Australians’ trust in news is flatlining — and distrust is rising — in an ...