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Strategic shift follows portfolio review by new sponsor Tang Organisation, targets sub-40 per cent leverage and improved capital flexibility
Canberra's ambitious goals for Papua New Guinea and regional island electrification face implementation challenges, while community-level distribution models show promise
New law taxes advertising revenue at 2.5 percent unless platforms strike agreements with at least eight local publishers by end of reporting period
Australian insurance broker to go private in consortium-led deal, marking one of the region's largest financial services transactions this year
New residential developers surge as existing-home retailers struggle under high rates and shifting tax incentives that favor new construction
The Melbourne-based provider plans administrative operations serving Australia and international markets, signaling healthcare outsourcing's next frontier in Southeast Asia
Canberra positions itself as responsible supplier, but question remains whether buyers will pay premium for cleaner production
The gaming platform has three months to implement default private accounts and prevent adult-child contact without parental consent, following regulator intervention.
The platform disclosed compliance data showing removals doubled since January, even as eight in ten underage users reportedly remain active months after the December ban took effect.
Australia's most populous state will offer cash for firearms starting November 2, with payments up to $700 per weapon as part of expanded control measures
Central bank officials note sharper-than-expected price falls are amplifying monetary policy's drag on demand, as tax changes and debt burden compound pressure
New lending to investors dropped over 10 percent in Q2, with Sydney and Melbourne leading the pullback after mid-May policy changes
Canberra now requires digital giants to negotiate with at least eight news outlets, up from six, while allocating 5 percent of levy proceeds to national newswire AAP.
Tô Lâm's Canberra meetings with business leaders mark a push to translate the bilateral Comprehensive Strategic Partnership into commercial deals across critical sectors.
Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand roll out EV incentives while Australia weighs refinery revival amid supply disruptions from Gulf conflict
Revised legislation increases minimum licensing deals and earmarks 5% of levy revenue for national newswire service AAP
Both nations are exploring joint ventures across the rice value chain, from farming technology to export logistics, as regional food security concerns intensify.
Union members at Australia's iron ore gateway push for wage gains amid tough conditions, threatening global supply chains ahead of weekend walkout
Anglo-Swiss commodities trader targets secondary listing in Sydney ahead of bourse's September management transition
Three months after world-first restrictions took effect, new regulator data reveals enforcement challenges as government doubles down on policy
Europe's largest bank unloads its entire home loan book Down Under at a minimal loss, marking its latest retreat from retail banking outside Asia
