The Canadian province of Ontario on Monday announced it was cancelling a C$100 million ($68.12 million) contract with Elon Musk's Starlink, the latest retaliatory move against tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.

In Australia, our woeful productivity lately is a source of puzzled discontent and finger-pointing, especially when compared with the United States. But the dark side has been made clear.

Over the past two weeks, YouTube has been awash with videos about PayPal's browser extension Honey allegedly ripping off creators and it's led to a class action lawsuit. Here's a break down of what's going on.

The Australian dollar takes a dive for the first day of trade for 2025. A weak Chinese economy, strong US dollar, and dismal iron ore prices are behind the fall. Follow the day's events and insights o...

Sarah and Laine Robinson were one day away from moving into their forever home when it was taken from them. They're telling their story to warn others of sophisticated and difficult-to-spot scams on t...

The company behind Moochies watches is in liquidation, but the devices are still being sold despite mounting complaints of SIM card issues, GPS errors and difficulties contacting the firm for refunds.

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The rise of weight loss drugs is not only changing individual lives, but also reshaping large sections of the economy.

National home prices are losing momentum, new data shows, and anticipated interest rate cuts are unlikely to stop falls in house prices next year.

The food charity says it is pausing its operations in Gaza after a vehicle carrying its staff members was hit by an Israeli air strike.

With so many technological advances, why does it feel like we spend more time doing paperwork than ever before? And who is profiting from all the virtual paper shuffling?

The government is rushing to get its laws banning children under 16 from social media through parliament before the end of the week, with a senate inquiry open for submissions for just one day.

House prices in Sydney and Melbourne are set to decline further in 2025, while Perth is likely to experience the strongest growth among Australia's capital cities, according to SQM Research's latest B...