Dairy Farmers Say New Milk Prices Miss the Mark as Costs Surge
Australian dairy farmers are raising the alarm after major milk processors announced opening prices for the 2025–26 season that they say don’t reflect the harsh realities on the ground.
Derrimut Gym Empire Under Fire as ATO Pursues More Than $11 Million in Tax Debts
The founder of Melbourne-based gym chain Derrimut 24:7, Nikolaos Solomos, is facing legal action from the Australian Taxation Office, which alleges he owes more than $11 million in unpaid taxes.
Melbourne Property Market Lags Behind National Surge, but Recovery Signs Emerge
Melbourne’s housing market continues to lag behind the rest of the country, with home values rising just 0.4% in June and 1.2% over the quarter, according to the latest data from CoreLogic.
Peace Talks or Stalemate? The Complex Dynamics of Modern Conflict Resolution
In 2025, peace negotiations around the world are increasingly defined by fragile diplomatic gestures that mask deep-rooted political impasses.
Labor Set to Pass More Bills in Senate as Former Coalition Falls Into Disarray
The Albanese government's ability to pass legislation is expected to significantly improve following the latest federal election, with a Senate composition that leaves the fractured opposition unable to mount meaningful resistance.
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AIBUILD’s Yifei Wang Talks Migrant Entrepreneurship on New City of Melbourne Podcast
Melbourne is a city known for both its thriving business sector and its wealth of cultures, and a new City of Melbourne podcast series aims to provide a voice to those that have experienced the journey of migrant entrepreneurship first-hand.