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In the wake of last week’s Tasmanian election that delivered another hung parliament, the new government will need to shore up crossbench support. One of the issues to be negotiated will be support for the new stadium due to be constructed next to Hobart’s historic docks. It won’t be an…

Outer-suburban and regional Australians increasingly likely to have more children per person than inner-city residents, report shows

Economists at Goldman Sachs expect companies will pass on 70% of tariff costs to consumers via higher prices.

‘Slack’ opening up in UK economy as higher taxes squeeze employers, says Andrew Bailey

Recruitment body blames ‘scar tissue’ left by April tax increases as starting salaries rise only modestly in June

Country’s economic woes remain main determinant to work opportunities but technological change is also creeping in

‘Atypical expenditure’ document suggests utility’s costs over 12 months outstripped the £130m it paid in fines

Companies are using relaxed schedules and decreased productivity as excuses to reel back the warm weather benefit.

“As employers, we have a responsibility to help prepare current and future workers for the transition to a new era of work.”

Sharp drop to 2.1% in 12 months to May shows ‘continued pattern of deflation’, KPMG economist says

The Australian carded a final round of 74 to win by three shots at the Fields Ranch East Major