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As birth and fertility rates fall, there is official concern about the economic impact of a declining and ageing population

After the recent turmoil in forex markets blows over, central banks around the world will be likely to reduce their holdings of the yen, pound and even the euro, allocating more assets to the more stable yuan

You may have seen the news: in its attempts to tackle inflation, the Reserve Bank is going to increase unemployment. The idea can even seem to come right from the mouths of experts, including the bank’s governor, Adrian Orr. Speaking recently to an industry conference, he said:

A new government hopes to transform Australia’s reputation into a climate leader at COP27. But there’s a lot of damage to unpick, says Robyn Eckersley in part two of a series on COP27 

Staff at a Queensland council will retain the right to maternity leave after a full bench of the industrial commission's ruled in the union's favour.

Medical groups ‘optimistic’ as October budget commits to initial consultation but urge Labor to provide greater detail and more resources

“From this time of year onwards, we tend to see increases in respiratory illness"

Letter: OECD rules exaggerate donors’ generosity and leave developing nations paying for the climate crisis, says Steve Cutts

A new government hopes to transform Australia’s reputation into a climate leader at COP27. But there’s a lot of damage to unpick.