Vodafone owner TPG Telecom has become the first Australian company to announce it has banned employees using China’s low-cost artificial intelligence model DeepSeek.

NZ remained in recession at the end of last year, with unemployment rising above 5% and employment falling again in Q4.

Australian shares look set to reclaim some of their recent tariff-driven losses when the local market opens.

Its offer of A$65 million for the Australian digital investing platform trumps those of its rivals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China’s retaliation at US tariffs have caused great upset to the Australian markets despite a promising trading day.

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Lake Resources N.L. ( ($AU:LKE) ) has shared an announcement. Lake Resources N.L. has announced the quotation of over three million fully paid ...

The Australian stock market has bounced back slightly on Tuesday, but has not remade the losses it incurred when United States President Donald Trump’s tariffs sent the ASX plunging into its worst day ...

It’s checkmate for the ASX as corporate regulators kick off an investigation into the “Chess” trading system outage on 20th ...

Australia’s biggest bank is betting house prices will fall in early 2025, but rise again later in the year and finish 4 per ...

Sally Copland is crossing the Ditch to take over as managing director of Woolworths New Zealand. Copland has worked for the ...

ASX-listed salt aspirant BCI Minerals has been cleared to start drawing down on a $981 million loan from the Federal ...