From ‘Economic Tiger’ to the ‘Sick Man of Asia’
  As manufacturing stalls and household debt nears 90% of GDP, Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy faces a…
Federal politics: Labor under pressure over inflation, interest rates as Hastie turns to ‘the art of war’ for inspiration — as it happened
3h agoWed 4 Feb 2026 at 6:36am That’s the end of our live blog! And with that, we’ll…
Zero net migration would shrink UK economy by 3.6%, says thinktank | Economic growth (GDP)
The UK economy would be 3.6% smaller by 2040 if net migration fell to zero, forcing the government…
What the RBA wants Australians to do next to fight inflation – or risk more rate hikes
When the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board voted unanimously to lift the cash rate to 3.85% on…
Government launches six-month review into home insurance costs and affordability
The Government is launching a six-month review into home insurance affordability and costs. Finance Minister Nicola Willis and…
Rising premiums, real worries: Why MHIT matters to middle-class families — Seelan Panirselvam
FEB 4 — As a working professional in my early 50s, with children in university and ageing parents…
The Fed Should Stay in Its Lane
In September 2022, about a year after Joseph Wang left his job at the Federal Reserve Bank of…
Unemployment highest in more than a decade
By Gyles Beckford of RNZ Unemployment rose to its highest level in more than a decade, with more…
Australia services PMI hits near four-year high as demand surges in January
Australia’s services sector surged to a near four-year growth high in January, but softer confidence signals caution beneath…
Estate plan for your parrot? It’s not as far-feathered as you might think
Open this photo in gallery: Carmen Baru with her pet parrots, from left, Malinke, Loli and Coco at…
From Hanoi to Phu Quoc: Discover How Vietnam’s Tourism Surge in 2025 Is Redefining Travel Experiences for Tourists Worldwide
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Labour market warning signs as unemployment climbs to 5.4% – The Front Page
It means 165,000 people were unemployed last quarter – a quarterly increase of 5000 people. Minister of Finance…