Also in today’s newsletter, oil surges after US and Iran exchange fire
Central bank cites higher fuel prices as result of Iran war as it unveils third increase this year
Facing hostility from its two largest trading partners, Canberra embarked on a drive to diversify
Exchange group has bought ASX rival and wants to attract companies that struggle to list on country’s primary exchange
Interim report into Australia’s beach massacre calls for review of counterterrorism
The country has more recreational beekeepers than regular donors and is forced to rely on imports
Private equity-backed accounting group vies with UK business to create international network
Crude demand weakens when not only jet fuel but other product prices rise too
Wine culture and great food meet pub energy at these buzzy hybrids popping up across the Victorian city
Armada of tankers sailing from as far away as the US and UK as reliance on imports from Asia in focus during supply crunch
The 2026 ranking of fast growing companies in the Asia-Pacific region. Plus: Indian winemakers face change; Chinese AI experts return from US; the biggest threat to China’s champions; ticket fees donated to charities; Singapore listings remain scarce
Australian non-profit takes its business model overseas, expanding to the UK and North America
Darren Jones tells FT legislation for contentious proposal will be introduced after the summer
World’s third-largest supplier hopes Asia trade will offer leverage for much-needed fuel and diesel supplies
Both sides are looking to reduce their dependence on the US and China
World’s biggest miner taps ‘safe pair of hands’ to navigate copper shift, M&A speculation and tough China environment
Brandon Craig to take over from Mike Henry to lead pursuit of copper growth
Oil disruption deepens concern that price increases could hit economy
Victoria, home to companies including BHP, to enshrine remote working rights in law
Barclays to reduce stake in Australian investment bank to 4.9% after sale to Magellan Financial Group
Former PM is the latest addition to a wave of emigration spurred by weak economic prospects at home
Move would require approval of all the realms where UK sovereign is head of state
Accounting firm has caught several staff members in recent months using the technology for internal exams
Angus Taylor pledges more conservative agenda after Liberals ditch first female leader
Abattoirs turn to technology to monitor numbers and labelling after decades of disputes over miscounts
