Economic Policies

The Reserve Bank of Australia is due to hold a monetary policy meeting on August 6.

‘The plain text of the FTC Act clearly provide us rulemaking authority to ban noncompete clauses,’ an FTC spokesperson told The Epoch Times.

Sales by Beijing and Tokyo are occurring as the yuan and yen face persistent pressure.

The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.

Fed governor says achieving the central bank’s dual mandate is what matters.

The troubled CFMEU has prompted calls for a Royal Commission in order to provide an impartial investigation into its actions.

Jonathan Reynolds said he’s not ruling out the prospect of following the EU’s stops, but wants to make the ‘right’ decision for the sector.

Saul Kavonic believes the constant back-and-forth on policy by federal and state governments is severely damaging Australia’s economic prosperity.

For NSW, it’s not so much a case of “build it and they will come” as a case of “where will they come from to build it.”

The federal government has told exporting companies they'll do better business with the introduction of the digital certificates.

Fed chief warns of a balancing act between keeping rates high and cutting them prematurely.

People without an account can be blocked from accessing services such as requesting a replacement social security card or estimating future benefits.

The number of approvals and their timeframes of approvals will be published as NSW tries to reach its housing commitments.

Treasury Secretary responded to members’ questions about restructuring Chinese-owned debt and preventing China from dominating key industries.

Some hope the fund will end the cycle of de-industrialisation and low investment, but others fear industries like green steel are ‘hopelessly uneconomic.’

About 15 Queensland towns are also subject to land transfer under the Act.

‘ From our perspective there’s nothing but upside.’

In her first statement as chancellor, Ms. Reeves also said a date would be set in due course for the government’s first budget later this year.

The minister said he would welcome Shein’s listing in the UK but the fashion retailer is expected to meet ethical and moral targets

Net zero minister Ed Miliband said previous administrations’ ‘de facto ban’ on onshore wind were a ’symbol of how bad decisions’ have put up energy bills.