RBA: Unemployment up, but not enough tame inflation
While unemployment has risen and is expected to continue rising, it is still no match for sustained levels of inflation, the RBA's chief economist said.
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Arab League FMs urge enforcement of UN court decision on occupied Palestinian territory
RIYADH: Chinese education has begun in the country's schools to equip young people with valuable language skills and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the Asian nation's culture. The language is taught to primary and middle school students. According to reports, 175 teachers are teaching Mandarin in Saudi Arabia, in line with an education agreement signed … Read more
Saudi Arabia reaffirms strong support for Sudan
RIYADH: Chinese education has begun in the country's schools to equip young people with valuable language skills and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the Asian nation's culture. The language is taught to primary and middle school students. According to reports, 175 teachers are teaching Mandarin in Saudi Arabia, in line with an education agreement signed … Read more
‘Exhausting’: Passenger’s rant on $175k cruise
It's the nine-month cruise that went viral during its long time at sea, now — passengers are revealing what they really thought of the massive voyage.
Aussies set to pay to enter UK
London is calling but please ask and bring cash as the UK has taken a leaf out of Australia's book and adopted a new itinerary.
Monster company collapses owing $26m
Customers paid tens of thousands of dollars after the company insisted it was fine. Then it broke.
$1.2 billion jackpot up for grabs in record lotto draw
Aussies have the chance to win an eye-popping jackpot six times bigger than the biggest lottery win ever won in Australia, on Wednesday.
Sign Aussie workers won’t ever go back to offices
Despite the push for workers to return to offices, Australians are holding on and leaning towards a WFH lifestyle.
New Bali ban to hit Aussies
The Indonesian government has agreed to introduce new bans in certain areas of Bali that will affect Australians.
Aussie shares lift on energy, Wall St relief
The Australian share market rose on Tuesday on a rally in energy shares and some relief from a rattled Wall St.
