Political News, Analysis and Opinion
The Real News Network
MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Australia’s High Court found that the country’s practice of taxing young working tourists at a higher rate than local Australians for the same work was discriminatory on … Read More
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian core inflation sped to its fastest annual pace since 2015 in the September quarter as price increases became more broad-based, a major surprise that led markets … Read More
Australia’s Delta wave shows no sign of slowing, with NSW today recording 344 new local cases and Victoria extending its lockdown. Queenslanders, however, can be cautiously optimistic after the sunshine … Read More
New South Wales has today recorded 344 new community Covid-19 cases and two Covid-related deaths. Sixty-five of today’s cases were infectious in the community, and the isolation status of 100 … Read More
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian retail sales slumped in June as coronavirus lockdowns and mobility restrictions in much of the country hit demand, casting a shadow over the outlook for growth … Read More
More than 20 million Australians – about 80% of the population – are now under some form of lockdown or COVID-related restrictions as officials tighten rules on movement and push … Read More
SYDNEY (BLOOMBERG) – Australia’s unemployment rate tumbled last month in response to a burst of hiring, led by full-time positions, underscoring the economy’s ongoing momentum supported by fiscal-monetary stimulus. The … Read More
George Eustice questioned on future trade deal with Australia When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other … Read More
The case hit a nerve for Australians, who consider the footwear a national, if unfashionable, symbol. But the brand’s owner in the United States had mounted a legal challenge against … Read More
A New Zealander living in Australia who had just learnt his father was terminally ill sought advice from the consulate about getting home only to be told they were not … Read More
Australian cricket chiefs have apologised to the visiting Indian team after its players alleged they were racially abused by parts of the crowd for the second day running during the … Read More
[SYDNEY (REUTERS) – Australia’s central bank discussed the possibility of further monetary easing at its October board meeting, including cutting the cash rate towards zero and buying longer-dated government bonds, … Read More
