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Australia's largest banks have confirmed they do not currently have plans to block their customers from buying bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, despite the fact some UK banks have instituted a crypto-ban.

A simulator test uncovers another potential fault in the jet, and it remains unclear whether the problem that led to the grounding of the fleet is with software or microprocessors.

Documents show the Victorian government said changing suppliers would lead to cost blowouts and delays.

Facebook faces pressure to explain how 50 million user profiles were potentially used to help Donald Trump's election campaign, while the broader technology sector sinks Wall Street.

THE Australian dollar is clawing higher on the back of a US Fed statement that said it would be patient about lifting its interest rate.

When Glenn Rosewall called his son to say he’d collapsed from a heart condition, it was clear pressure was building.

Paul Simons’ homespun retailing wisdom and legendary frugality clashed with the new Woolworths in December last year.

Jean-Sebastien Jacques will become Rio Tinto’s first French-born chief when he takes the reins of the miner in July.

The day after Donald Trump decided to re-impose sanctions on Iran, oil prices surged to their highest level in three years, boosting global stock markets.

Insurers should use a new study of the Brisbane River catchment to reduce premiums for flood insurance, a leading hydrologist and the Mayor of Ipswich say.

One of Australia's largest defence companies is launching legal action against the Auditor-General over a report that criticises the handling of its $1.3 billion Hawkei project for new armoured vehicles for the Army.

A handful of factors, unique to the nation's capital, help push domestic airfares up.

Retail sales appear to have reversed a very weak start to the year with sales up across the board, led by strong results in household goods and electronics.

Zimbabweans are suffering from illnesses and living on a pension of just a couple of dollars, but locals hope new President Emmerson Mnangagwa will start steering the country in the right direction.

Ten years after the court case that forced asbestos manufacturer James Hardie to face up to the consequences of its deadly product, the company is accused of again playing hardball with victims.

Global markets traded cautiously ahead of trade talks between US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, at the G20 summit in Japan.

Construction on Sydney's newest city centre will begin before the end of the year, with the NSW government releasing first images of how it will look.

A case where a woman with dementia was able to take out $100,000, and another where $60,000 was withdrawn to fund a gambling binge are among seven instances of suspected financial abuse in Darwin in just five months.

AUSTRALIA’S sharemarket is on track for its biggest two-day gain in a year after a rally led by resources and financial stocks.