A grand Queen Anne Federation in Perth's Claremont could be just the perfect place to call home.

Donald J. Trump's selection of Betsy DeVos and Nikki Haley could blunt criticism that his early picks have come from a homogeneous group.

Career advice is outdated and young Australians should give up on a "dream job", a new report claims.

Look out Tesla drivers - the government is coming for you, reports Phillip Coorey.

Australian shares are heading toward a modestly weaker open as investors reassess the recent surge as perhaps having been a bit too far, too fast.

The sun is shining on innovation at Solar D Sunscreen.

"The retailers really at risk are those that have upmarket brands where there's a whole lot of profit."

Australia's corporate tax rate of 30 per cent looks decidedly high when compared with the proposed new business tax rate in the United States of 15 per cent.

"All trustees are encouraged to be aware of the ATO's anti-avoidance provisions being emphasised in these restructures."

"Warfare has become more asymmetrical, and there is a whole bunch of technology being developed to get ahead," DSTA Defence Science and Technology Agency chief defence scientist Dr Alex Zelinsky says.

As the world contemplates a more isolationist America, the Shanghai Biennale 上海双年展主场 recognises Asia as a driving global force.

When the going gets tough, as the old adage goes, the tough get going. But in today's constantly evolving landscape, what constitutes tough has changed.

R.M Williams is offering a unique and luxurious outback experience with tours of the remote outback settings that shaped its famous founder.

OPINION: Might China rescue the globalisation of trade from its rejection by the US, under President Donald Trump? No, writes Martin Wolf.

Sorting sexism from political correctness is a veritable minefield as one recruitment agency found when a job ad it posted attracted attention on LinkedIn for all the wrong reasons.