Hello there, As coronavirus is spreading across the world so rapidly, people are finding it challenging to control it. In such a situation, moving to a new place can be extremely tough. However, if you follow the correct methods, take precautions and...

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The Sydney suburb of Camden took the top gong for population growth – boosting its stock of families by 47 per cent over five years – it only recorded a "middle of the road" median house value increase of 27 per cent. Other top performing suburbs around...

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A Tasmanian suburb with a population of just over 4000 has been named the smartest property investment over the past five years. Located approximately 27 kilometres north of Hobart, the quiet suburb of Brighton has had its median house price increase...

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Good evening, and welcome to our daily roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in Australia. This is Justine Landis-Hanley bringing you the main stories on Wednesday 22 April. Australian government to buy $100m of fuel for stockpile...

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The Australian government is to spend $94m to begin building up a stockpile of crude oil – but will initially store the fuel in the United States. The move is intended to ease longstanding concerns about Australia’s fuel security in the event of a major...

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With the widespread of COVID-19 all across the world, including Australia, it becomes imperative to strictly follow the health guidelines and maintain the social distancing. In Australia, there are more than 6,415 confirmed cases of coronavirus patients...

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The federal government is bracing for 10% unemployment when jobless figures for the June quarter are released, almost twice the level of 5.1% recorded in February before the fight against the coronavirus closed businesses and pushed workers out of jobs....

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Australia's economy is expected to shrink dramatically this year as the global economy suffers its worst recession since the Great Depression. The domestic economy will rebound by 2021, with growth of 6.1 per cent The International Monetary Fund (IMF)...

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Australia now has 6,394 coronavirus cases. That’s an increase of fewer than 50 in the past 24 hours and a sign that the curve continues to flatten. However, state and territory health authorities have warned to read the figures cautiously, saying lower...

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Australia soon will adopt a sophisticated mobile phone app that tracks coronavirus victims and the people they come in contact with. The federal government wants to introduce the app, now being used in Singapore, within a fortnight and will outline the...

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