Current and former staff say redundancies were rushed through and pay cuts were unnecessary.
Tough travel restrictions could shave $117 billion off the economy over the next decade,leaving each Australian $2850 a year worse off,unless a vaccine is found and widely distributed within two years,analysts say.
Businesses big and small now face an uncertain future as support measures begin to fall away and lenders start having"hard conversations"with struggling clients.
Westpac has hired management consultant Michael Rowland as its next chief financial officer,highlighting his experience in restructuring companies and boosting productivity.
Loyal,determined and generous,a description Gretel Packer is living up to with her pledge to support Sydney's Carriageworks.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is warning Australians who flout rules aimed at stopping the coronavirus risk inflicting huge financial costs on the country.
There were smiles all round – and espresso martinis – when Sarah Lamond went on an Antarctic cruise with her 85-year-old father,Bob. The pair had never spent so much one-on-one time together.
The recent spike in volatility roiling global share markets is tipped to stay,with more big falls expected as the coronavirus continues to spread.
As Chris Bowen calls for casual workers to be given unemployment benefits if they are forced to miss work through quarantine.
Documents show some staff were raising the alarm about tenders at least four years ago but were either ignored or pushed out of a job.
Australia has cut nearly $1 million earmarked for the London-based body and will refuse to hand over another $500,000 until problems are fixed.