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SYDNEY -- Australia will eliminate 500 tariffs covering a wide range of imported goods, seeking to reduce compliance costs as part of a broader push to streamline regulation, the country's treasurer announced on Monday.
MELBOURNE -- ASEAN leaders and Australia pledged to boost cooperation on tackling transnational crime on Wednesday, with an expert on the issue saying more needed to be done to combat cyberscams in the region.
MELBOURNE -- Australia will establish a 2 billion Australian dollar ($1.3 billion) fund to boost trade and two-way investment with Southeast Asia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday.
MELBOURNE -- Pressure is mounting on Australia's government to support beleaguered battery metal producers as BHP mulls shuttering the country's only nickel smelter amid a major supply glut.
SYDNEY -- Tuvaluan parliamentarians have chosen Feleti Teo as the small Pacific nation's new prime minister, doing so in an unprecedented unanimous vote that suggests a high degree of support for the former attorney general and fisheries official.
SYDNEY -- Australian mineral company Lynas remains "very positive" about the market for rare earths despite posting a 74% drop in half-year net profit that it blamed largely on weak prices in China.
SYDNEY -- Australia's largest mining companies say steel demand in China remains strong despite a slowdown and property crisis in the world's second-largest economy, with the price of iron ore holding up and delivering earnings largely in line with analysts' expectations.
SYDNEY -- Australia will inject another 11.1 billion Australian dollars ($7.2 billion) into its defense spending to build "a larger, more lethal" surface combat fleet, giving the navy its largest number of warships since World War II.