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The finance minister has outlined a new plan to cut back on consultancy fees while the treasurer has promised to leave controversial stage three tax cuts alone.

Rogue employers are underpaying 2.8 million Australians' superannuation payments and the ATO is only recovering 15 per cent of that total

An overhaul of financial advice could make it easier to access, but critics say it will also unwind decades of consumer protections.

The Power Ministry in October 2021 had decreed that all thermal power plants ensure that they replace 5% of their coal with biomass by October 2022

For our new Where I Live series, the ECHO spoke to Rima Aktar, who lives in Wavertree with her husband and baby

Merewether's Jackson Baker has finished third in the men's final, helping Australia take second spot, at the ISA World Surfing Games at Huntington Beach.

Younger and low-paid workers are considered most vulnerable to underpayment

British Surfing has set itself ambitious targets as the sport gets added to the Olympic programme for Paris 2024 and then Los Angeles in 2028, and Chair Vicky Gosling OBE is leading the change

A bipartisan group of senators on Friday introduced a bill to permanently extend the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996, which allowed the US to impose sanctions on Iran’s energy sector. The bill was introduced by Republicans Tim Scott and Bill Hagerty, and Democrats Maggie Hassan and Jacky Rosen. It aims…

The launch signals the beginning of ‘strategic cooperation’ between the two countries in the space industry, Iran says.

Agency to lead consortium in scheme targeting battery materials while conservationists say Australia on ‘wrong side of debate’