business
After declaring world order a 'fiction', Carney plans Australia trip to tighten ties
The Canadian government confirms details of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trip to Australia, where he hopes to deepen ties on trade, defence and critical minerals as his country looks to reduce reliance on the US. Source link
Live: US stocks slide as tariff uncertainty hits markets
More tariff chaos from US President Donald Trump is unsettling stocks globally. But the futures market tips the ASX 200 could rise. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
'In excess of $1 million in tariffs': Exporters hit by trade uncertainty
Business representatives have warned all Australian exporters they will need to monitor US trade policy carefully over coming weeks and months, as one firm owner estimates tariffs have cost him $1 million. Source link
Trump's trade tantrum may drive Canada and Australia closer
Canberra’s decision to sign a bilateral agreement with Canada to join forces on everything to do with critical minerals could prove to be a forerunner of things to come. Source link
Sydney to Newcastle high-speed rail to be 'shovel-ready' in two years
The federal government adds fresh funds to the hundreds of millions of dollars spent planning for a high-speed rail line between Sydney and Newcastle, pledging to have the project shovel-ready within two years. Source link
FIFO boom could lead to $100m regional airport expansion
A long-awaited feasibility study investigating the potential for a major expansion, estimated to cost up to $100 million, at one of Western Australia’s busiest regional airports, is set to be delivered this week. Source link
Live: ASX slides as Wall Street futures drop on Trump tariff uncertainty
While Wall Street has closed higher following the US threatening a new higher global tariff, the ASX has dropped and US futures are now sliding. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Brisbane owner quoted $70,000 a year as home insurance premiums surge
Home insurance premiums continue to rise, with properties in natural disaster-prone areas paying the most. Source link
Underground 'battery' deep in the outback could power millions of homes
They are older than the dinosaurs and buried deep underground, but scientists are pinning their hopes on ancient salt caverns to solve Australia’s green energy storage problem. Source link
Australian farmers weigh up pros and cons of looming EU trade deal
Australia is on the cusp of signing a landmark free trade deal with the EU, but will it come at a cost? Source link