We'll be driving more, using electric cars, along with more renewable energy - and nuclear energy over the next 25 years. But our addiction to coal will remain, while gas will emerge as our main source of energy.
An employee who was sacked after being filmed in an "aggressive" road rage incident while using a company car has lost a battle to get his job back.
See the rate at which consumers are switching from caged eggs to free range.
ANZ Bank is selling its 20 per cent stake in Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank for $1.8 billion.
Investors have started the new year in the ebullient mood they ended the last one in, driving the local sharemarket to its highest close since June 2015.
As investors in fund manager Hunter Hall International suffered hefty losses, the company which snapped up the bulk of Peter Hall's shareholding was sitting pretty.
Australia's iconic Hills Hoist, first made in 1946 by Lance Hill, wasn't the first rotary clothes line in existence.
The bulls have come out in full force, pushing the lead index above 5700 for the first time since August 2015, while the Aussie jumps back above US72¢.
Bubs Australia and Murray River Organics have distanced themselves from stricken rival Bellamy's.
Embattled cattle exporter Wellard is in talks with its bankers after breaching the covenants on its debts at the new year.
The digital currency outperformed all central-bank-issued currencies with a 125 per cent climb in 2016.
A holiday headache awaits some airport travellers at Sydney's Virgin Australia terminal.
Australian company Hills has sold the right to make and sell Hills Hoist clotheslines after concluding it could not make money from the iconic product.
As of Monday, French employees no longer have to deal with work emails at home. Will other nations follow suit?
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has won a victory in court overturning an earlier decision that it had acted unfairly towards its customers over a property development collapse during the GFC.
Faulty product? Here's what the laws says about your rights to a free repair, refund or exchange.
It looks like Trump is going Russia for much the same reason Nixon went to China. Michael Pascoe comments.
More than half of Australians are resolving to save money this year.
2016 was meant to be the year the housing bubble started to seriously deflate.
Arguably the worldâs biggest bear at this time last year seems to have disappeared, but the bull who most publicly called him out has himself turned into a bear. Michael Pascoe comments.
Brad Marsh is taking Bakers Delight to the Fair Work Commission after discovering his daughter's pay rate.
Facing the loss of Peter Hall as the chief investment officer of the group, shareholders in Hunter Hall International have rushed for the exits, driving shares down by a quarter in heavy trading on Tuesday.
Banks are investing their capital domestically instead of in Asia to earn bigger profits. But that may just result in more local competition.
Against the backdrop of Brexit and the 'Trump bump', another turbulent year is predicted.
ANZ Bank is selling its 20 per cent stake in Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank for $1.8 billion.
Calling the ASX 200 is really anyone's guess today, with SPI futures closed since December 30.
Veteran fundie Geoff Wilson has warned shares in Hunter Hall Global Value are primed to fall now that the fund has lost its mantle as an ethical fund.
Amherst Pierpont Global Strategist Robert Sinche discusses industrial production, momentum in the global economy and its impact on currencies.
After a year of drama and upsets, investors shouldn't be expecting a more sedate pace in 2017.
Mental health groups have accused the life insurance industry of ignoring calls to address discrimination, saying its treatment of people with mental health conditions is unethical and potentially unlawful.
Mining is dominated by big business, but they're not the only ones hurting.
Idea theft is happening even when confidentiality agreements, design registrations and patents are in place.
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