News.com.au has hit the very nice streets of Manly and discovered the new normal in romantic relationships – and it may shock you.

A popular radio star has taken to social media to fume over a rule that has become normal since Covid, exposing a common Aussie gripe.

Gen Z CEO Kyle Hunt got the shock of his life when his work day was interrupted by a warrant for his arrest.

The ever-rising price of an Aussie schooner of beer could be halted, as MPs vote on the first tax freeze in 40 years.

The Liberals have launched fiery attacks on Labor’s public spending following the RBA’s rate hike but have failed to answer one big question.

RBA governor Michele Bullock has explained why the board central bank decided to increase interest rates, impacting millions of homeowners.

Matt Canavan has launched a scathing attack on Treasurer Jim Chalmers, as mortgage holders brace for the first interest rate hike in more than two years.

Thousands of overstimulated men were gathered on Sunday, and news.com.au asked them a burning question and exposed quite an unexpected trend.

The Australian dollar has jumped ahead of today’s critical Reserve Bank decision, as money markets weigh up the likelihood of a rate rise.

Chappell Roan’s topless moment at The Grammys looked less sexy and more like something else entirely.

Up until recently this commodity had become the “hottest trade in the world”, but the Barefoot Investor has issued a warning to any Aussie looking to cash in.

Some people were screaming, some people were hugging, others had turned up in matching outfits, and no, I was not at a Taylor Swift concert.

Precious metals are in free-fall with markets selling down following the latest move from US President Donald Trump.

In one of Sydney’s most ritzy areas, a fed-up store owner has unleashed over a grim trend plaguing retailers, with his claims going viral.

Billionaire Arthur Laundy is the surprise buyer of Nine’s radio stable, after shelling out a whopping $56m for the talkback stations.

There are thousands of Australians who have lost savings and may never recover their money.

An insider has revealed the secret black card that only Australia’s most privileged are able to get their rich little hands on.

A popular family-owned supermarket is being kicked out of a shopping centre and replaced by Woolworths, with the supermarket’s boss declaring “loyalty is dead”.

The inflation genie has escaped again, prompting experts to warn households face thousands more in costs and interest rate hikes.

A CEO has revealed the grim comments she receives that have absolutely nothing to do with the way she runs her business.

An elderly woman who was verbally abused by an Invasion Day protester says the incident exposed a glaring double standard.

Something odd is happening with the Beckham boys – and I’m not talking about Brooklyn refusing to speak to them.

Reports have emerged that Australia’s largest bank has an outage on its banking app, while another bank apologised for payment issues.

Cash-strapped mortgage holders are being warned they may need to find $2192 more a year, as inflation becomes “uncomfortably high”.

The Australian dollar has rocketed to its highest level since February 2023 amid chaotic global financial movement.

One in 3 Australians feel guilty about their 2025 spending as new research reveals the nation’s top financial priority has shifted in an “unexpected” direction.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has been roasted for celebrating “India Republic Day” before Australia Day on January 26.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Services Producer Price Index (SPPI) rose one per cent in the fourth quarter (4Q) of 2025, maintaining the same rate of increase for the third consecutive quarter, said Statistics Department Malaysia (DOSM) today. Read full story

TOKYO/SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell about 2% on Thursday after the U.S. and Iran agreed to hold talks in Oman on Friday, easing concerns that a potential military conflict between them could disrupt supply from the key Middle East-producing region. Read full story

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia remained in profit-taking mode as an AI-driven sell-off in Asian markets sent traders fleeing to safety. Read full story