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The Australian regulator is taking a closer look at pension funds over their pricing of unlisted assets, aiming to ensure transparency and fair valuations.

Finely-tuned government assistance could be on its way for households struggling under cost of living pressures, the prime minister says.

Rationalists in Andhra Pradesh called for a stringent law to curb superstitious practices. APRA president sought a central law to tackle fraudulent practices in name of religion. CPI leader suggests life of slain social reformers be included in school textbooks. They welcomed Allahabad HC's ruling against occult rituals to treat…

Medibank must carry an additional $250 million in capital after a review by the banking regulator into a damaging cyber attack that rocked the company.

Hundreds of the Big Tech's greatest minds are pleading that we don’t wait for an AI disaster before getting our regulatiory act together now.

Some borrowers have found themselves locked in a 'mortgage prison', potentially costing them more than $10,000 in savings per year.

Australia's biggest superannuation fund reveals that it has been double charging some customers, and will refund around $70 million in fees and insurance costs to about 100,000 people.

'We've noticed growth throughout the day. This morning students who were very closed off are now working in groups.'

The federal government spends about $650 billion a year. Where some of it goes will surprise you.

Despite rises in the superannuation guarantee and improvements in maternity leave women are not breaching the super gender gap

The scrapping of the interest rate floor five years ago has led to "bad outcomes" for many Australians who secured ultra-cheap home loans during the pandemic and are now facing a fall over the mortgage cliff, says a former head of credit risk at the nation's financial regulator.