Banking, Accounting and Finance News
The government’s $3 billion in student debt relief has kicked in.
APS cuts rejected
Katy Gallagher says cutting APS jobs is easy politics, but disastrous for public service delivery.
Young folk flock to cover
Cost-of-living pressures have seen more Australians prioritise health insurance.
Super advice opening
Millions of Australians will gain expanded access to retirement advice under a new federal government initiative.
Weight loss economics reviewed
Economists have analysed the broader effects of new weight loss wonder drugs.
RBA set for split
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is undergoing its most significant restructuring in decades.
Tech giants face dominance laws
The Albanese government is targeting tech giants like Google and Apple with a proposed digital competition regime.
BNPL considered credit
Parliament has approved legislation to safeguard consumers from Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) risks.
ACMA set for scam fight
Telcos will soon be required to block texts from scammers posing as trusted brands.
Cbus boss faces probe
Wayne Swan has faced senators, apologies ready, over Cbus's prolonged claims debacle.
Reduction path plotted
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) says electrification will drive down energy costs.
Global gaps probed
Money and democracy have a significant influence over global health disparities, research suggests.