The Latest Breaking News from ANZ

Australian and Singaporean lenders accused of facilitating transactions with Myanmar military-owned bank.

Trans-Tasman bank's connection to a Myanmar corporation supporting the military junta draws criticism.

Helped by cash rate hikes, ANZ's revenue has risen 5 per cent. Meanwhile, other banks are raising forecasts of how far the RBA will hike the cash rate.

Big four lender ANZ has outperformed expectations with a $6.5 billion full-year profit and a higher dividend, but its shares have dropped nearly four per cent.

Restaurant workers with six months' experience are asking for $100,000. But, in most places, wages growth is still falling well short of inflation.

ANZ was issued the fine in the Federal Court after the bank failed to provide benefits such as fee waivers and interest rate discounts to approximately 689,000 customer accounts.

Oil prices fell on Monday after China released much-delayed trade data which showed that demand in the world's largest crude importer remained lackluster in September as strict COVID-19 policy and fuel export curbs depress consumption. Brent crude futures for December settlement slid 40 cents, or 0.4%, to $93.10 a barrel…

Unemployment has come in at 3.5% for the second month in a row. That’s good news for economic growth – if people have jobs, they’re more likely to spend

All eyes will be on the latest labour force figures for signs that the jobs market might be starting to cool off.