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The Bank of England held its policy rate at 3.75% on March 18 after conflict in the Middle East sent oil prices up 60% and closed the Strait of Hormuz.

Jack Conte asks the question that destroys the generative AI legal defense: If training is fair use, why are you paying Disney?

Iranian missile strikes on the world's second-largest LNG exporter will hit UK households harder than most realise. Here's why your energy bills are about to climb.

Practical tech that people will actually use, not gimmicks. From trackers to chargers, these gifts solve real problems.

The Australian government will continue subsidising the country's only two oil refineries in Geelong and Brisbane as Brent crude prices spike above $108 per barrel, up 60% since late February.

Gift guides usually lean predictable: another tie, another wallet, another bottle opener shaped like a fish. This one doesn't. We found ten solid options under $200 that dads will use beyond the week they unwrap them. Tech that solves real problems. Tools that earn their place in the garage.

PwC US CEO Paul Griggs has issued a stark warning: partners who aren't 'paranoid about being AI-first' will be replaced. As the firm launches PwC One and shifts to outcome-based pricing, the message is clear—adapt or leave.

Assistant minister Julian Hill questions the viability of standalone tobacco shops as organised crime dominates the market and firebombings escalate.

Cross River Rail Delivery Authority CEO Graeme Newton told a Queensland inquiry the CFMEU deliberately disrupted construction on Brisbane's underground rail network to maximise project delays and cost overruns.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will deliver three major reform packages in the May 12 federal budget covering tax changes, spending cuts and productivity measures. The announcement comes as Treasury warns the Middle East war could push inflation above 5 per cent with oil at $100 per barrel.

CA board discussed raising wagering product fees from $15M to match NRL/AFL's $40-50M annually, despite BBL's family-friendly marketing.

97.5% of house resales turned a profit in H2 2025, with Perth and Brisbane outperforming Sydney for the first time since the mining boom. The typical household can now afford just 15% of homes for sale.