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International aid fell sharply in 2025, says OECD
Improving the business environment and boosting skills and employment are key to reviving economic growth prospects and seizing opportunities from new technologies
EV chargers to roll out faster under new rules
Victoria’s productivity falls behind rest of nation – property sector calls for smarter policy to drive productivity, innovation and exports
By avoiding means testing, the government is giving handouts to the rich
Offenders serving community sentences are more likely to keep jobs, earn more – new research
Simpler treatment, better outcomes — PBS reforms a critical step forward to improve blood pressure control in Australia
Argentina has made progress in fighting foreign bribery but must address key obstacles to enforcement, including by introducing whistleblower protection, says OECD…
Global economic outlook remains robust but has weakened amid energy shock and geopolitical risks
Driving in the wrong direction: why NZ’s oil consumption is at a 5-year high
R&D Groundhog Day as Government’s ‘Ambitious Australia’ plan mirrors report released 18 years ago
Why New Zealanders still feel squeezed despite lower inflation – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
99th Session of the Steel Committee: Statement by the Chair
Countries continue investing in their anti-corruption and integrity frameworks, but further implementation is needed
Charging ahead: 2,500+ EV chargers on the way
REGIONAL AUSTRALIANS BEARING THE BRUNT OF THE OBESITY CRISIS
AUSTRALIA’S $90 BILLION OBESITY TIME BOMB
Reducing the fiscal deficit, addressing population ageing and boosting business dynamism are key priorities to strengthen Austria’s growth and public finances
Address To Australian Business Economists, Melbourne
Australia was once a world leader in innovation. A new report shows the system is now ‘broken’
New poll: Mental health crisis demands urgent action as voters highlight access gap
Air Travel Demand Will More Than Double By 2050
Coalition Stands Firm Against CGT Changes
Ensuring fiscal sustainability, improving competitiveness and boosting employment are key for Romania to sustain strong and resilient growth
Address To AFR Banking Summit, Sydney
Speed decrease brings safety increase to Tweed Valley Way
Inquiry into CSIRO funding cuts reveals grim future for Australia
Collaboration will be key to the future success of New Zealand’s health system
AI and work: an expert assesses how far this revolution still has to run
Andrew Leigh maps the drivers of history’s big breakthroughs – and why they still matter
With pressures rising in global debt markets, maintaining resilience will require sound public finances, strong institutions and policies that support growth and innovation
National Accounts – December Quarter 2025
‘She made us feel comfortable’: how trusting and safe pharmacy services improve First Nations health
Boosting digitalisation and improving education outcomes would accelerate growth and raise living standards in Mexico
RMIT showcased at Universities Australia Solutions Summit
How the AI boom was enabled by a 1970s economic revolution
Australia’s productivity malaise demands urgent, broad-based reform
The furore over Grok’s sexualised images has begun an AI reckoning
Opinion piece: Fibre is the infrastructure of the modern economy – and Canberra is getting more of it
OECD appoints Stefano Scarpetta as Chief Economist
National Infrastructure Plan Delivered
55,000 extra social housing homes are being built. But a new study shows that boom still falls short
Social housing gains in the 2020s, almost triple the last decade
Proposed stamp price increase to address ongoing losses of Letters service
AIMS Pioneers Honoured
Ambitious reforms to strengthen competition and increase formal employment would further boost the Philippines’ growth trajectory
SEC Chair and Nobel prize-winning economist to headline ASIC innovation symposium
Importing gas locks NZ into fossil fuels for longer – just as clean energy surges

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