The US dollar is telling quite a story. The strength of the US dollar has been on a decline since March. The AUD / USD is up about 30% since the March lows. If the Fed keeps pumping in more money for the recovery,

NAB has migrated its merchant and business banking facility, NAB Connect, to run on AWS cloud, which it says should increase the resilience and reliability of the platform. Enterprise technology executive Steve Day said in a statement that running NAB Connect on AWS EC2 instances “provides secure and scalable compute …

A 29-year-old man is in custody and being questioned by detectives after a 54-year-old man died in southern Queensland on Wednesday. Emergency services responded to reports of a disturbance just before 6pm on Hope Street in Warwick,

Kevin Agudelo remains one of the more mysterious players Fiorentina have signed in recent memory. While he’s not quite the cipher that Octavio or Hernán Toledo presented, his departure just half a season into what was meant to be an 18-month loan to the Viola leaves you with a feeling …

The birth of Kevin Leon Byard IV didn't go as planned, but now his dad has a story that's "one of the most memorable moments" of the safety's life.

Five successful division one tickets were purchased in Shepparton in the past 12 months, totalling a mammoth prize pool of more than $3.8 million, with one local taking home a lif

Wool cheques may be well down on last year as the market suffers from the COVID-19 pandemic but Merino breeders faith in the future of fibre and meat has remained.

Yet they are accelerating in the era of COVID-19 as woke governments fall hostage to public health officials and avoid confronting the trade-offs required to balance conflicting policy aims. Jurisdictions that have imposed the hardest lockdowns will pay the heaviest price,

An economist with the Victorian Department of Finance and Treasury has resigned so he can call out Labor Premier Dan Andrews handling of the pandemic and the police state imposed on Melbourne residents.

From squabbles over missing millions to online dating sex scandals, the real-life legal dramas of our favourite reality TV contestants, hosts and judges is often far more salacious than anything a producer could confect on screen.