Law firm probes claims James Hardie misled investors, after a 34% share plunge wiped billions from its market value.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has teased the release of the superannuation performance test reforms, saying they should be expected "in the coming days or weeks".
Convicted child sexual abusers can still use super to avoid paying compensation to victims, but a new bill tabled in parliament aims to close that loophole.
Will the May Budget ease cost-of-living pressure or make it worse? Jim Chalmers flags tough decisions as inflation and global risks rise.
Oil prices have jumped after Iran was hit by joint strikes from the United States and Israel over the weekend.
Billionaire wealth is soaring, and Oxfam is calling for a net wealth tax on Australia's richest households to reduce inequality and fund essential services.
The super fund's Growth option returned 9.22% over 2025, marking a third-straight calendar year of positive returns.
Persistent inflation has some economists predicting that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will raise interest rates at its first meeting of the year in February.
Notes from its November meeting suggest that the Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Board is content taking a patient approach amid economic uncertainty.
Your super will be paid more frequently from next year, after the Payday Super laws were passed through the Senate this week.
