NAIDOC Week is a now a firm date in the corporate calendar, but Indigenous academics and artists warn that support for Indigenous Australians cannot be tokenistic.

A major road linking south-west Sydney to Wollongong has received NSW government approval for a long-awaited upgrade that accounts for impacts on a growing koala colony.

Benchmark power prices will rise by up to 18.3 per cent as the energy industry watchdog seeks to pass on rocketing production costs to consumers. 

Queensland's peak business group says cash is king for businesses, particularly small ones, and delays for payment can have a dramatic impact on them.

Operators of the Arnhem Space Centre in the remote Northern Territory are being sued by the company's former chief executive, who claims its current director made comments that were racist and discriminatory towards women. 

The mine is one of many struggling to secure investments despite record commodity prices with gold bullion prices reaching $4,240 per ounce this week.

NSW government urged to protect 43 residents living in "shocking conditions" at Windang's Oasis Village caravan park.

When record-breaking floods swept across northern NSW threatening countless lives, vital telecommunications lines failed on a massive scale. This is how it unfolded.

While sharing money is a not a prerequisite for a financially healthy relationship, experts say having a joint bank account has its benefits when managed the right way.

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong asks Optus to cover the passport application fees for anyone affected by last week's massive data breach.

Landholders along the alignment of the Western Renewables Link have begun receiving compensation offers before the energy transmission project has been fully assessed or received approval to proceed.

A NSW Parliamentary inquiry hears the wife of former icare chief executive John Nagle was paid $750 a day after being awarded a contract without a tender.

Around 170 employees of a major South Australian winery have taken stop-work action following months of negotiations. 

A gold mining exploration licence application for the township of Adelaide River, south of Darwin, has been withdrawn following community backlash.

With demand for support exploding, the government has announced it will be expanding its multi-million-dollar scheme to help flood victims.

Bianca Purdie moved straight into nine-to-five work after school but soon burnt out. Now the owner of her own business, like four in five Gen Z-ers, she says she would rather work for herself.

US President Joe Biden hits back at Mr Musk's comments about the US economy, rattling off a number of American companies who are growing.

Residents say the small community's economy and lifestyle are at stake after learning the jetty will be removed.

RBA governor Michele Bullock says she wants to be "much more confident" about inflation before considering a potential rate cut, after the central bank left the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent. Meanwhile, the Australian share market has ended higher after a subdued session. Follow live.

Australia's emu farmers are trying to ramp up production as the demand for oil increases.