The Latest Breaking News from Commonwealth Bank

As the Albanese government works on getting legislation ready for its highly anticipated corruption watchdog, calls are growing for it to boost protections for whistleblowers and drop criminal prosecutions against Richard Boyle, David McBride and Bernard Collaery, and to advocate for Julian Assange.

Petrol prices have eased below $2 per litre, ending a six-week run of increases, but rising global oil prices suggest this relief will be short-lived.

Home owners slapped with bigger mortgage bills are being told not to settle for rising interest rates, with tight competition leading to better deals.

Bank says it will pause rollout of app-based trading of assets like bitcoin and Ethereum pending further regulation

With the cost of living surging and interest rates rising for the first time in more than a decade, a cap on mortgage repayments would come as welcome relief for millions of borrowers. But can it be done and who would end up paying for it?

All of Australia's biggest banks have lifted mortgage rates, matching the Reserve Bank's 25-basis-point increase.

Keeping silent about salaries allows unjustified pay discrepancies to go unquestioned, and lessens an employee’s power to negotiate wages.

The Commonwealth Bank is partnering with a support service to give counselling to people suffering financial abuse, which costs Australia $10 billion a year.

Commonwealth Bank now expects the Reserve Bank will start lifting the cash rate in June, predicting a big jump in inflation in the March quarter.

The Commonwealth Bank will establish a hi-tech centre in Adelaide that will provide for up to 150 new jobs.

A union has lodged a claim against the Commonwealth Bank in the Federal Court over its alleged failure to allow workers to take rest breaks.