SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's economic outlook is balanced at the moment with risks on both the upside and downside, while ...

Phasing out coal is not a choice but an economic reality as key markets look to other energy sources to keep the lights on, Australia’s climate change agency chief says.

Australia’s unemployment rate was steady at 4.2% in August, in line with economists’ expectations for no change in the ...

Australia has emerged as the unexpected winner in the global beef trade, with surging meat exports tipped to grow the ...

The Australian government is lowering the price cap on Russian oil to USD 47.60 and imposing targeted sanctions on a further ...

Australia has set a new target of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by between 62% and 70% below 2005 levels by 2035 ...

Australia on Thursday set its 2035 emissions target at a reduction of 62%-70% from 2005 levels, a lower-than-expected figure ...

The goal to cut emissions by at least 62 per cent is below the Climate Change Authority’s guidance that a 65 to 75 per cent ...

For the longest time Australia's economy has been the envy of the world, but does the lucky country live up to its name?

Some may argue Australia must go on a war footing – set a 2035 target of at least 85% and do whatever it takes to meet it.

Australias economy is showing signs of resilience, with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) highlighting both upside and downside risks to growth. Speaking at a financial industry conference, RBA ...

The challenge is not job creation, but how to find the workers we need. There’s much the government can do, from childcare to ...