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A global gauge of stock markets rose as investors tracked the implementation of an interim peace deal between Iran and the US, even as oil prices also rose after tit-for-tat attacks underscored the risk of escalation.
The Australian share market has moved higher after a US official said America and Iran would "stand down for now" following an exchange of fire near the Strait of Hormuz that tested their fragile ceasefire.
Support for Pauline Hanson's party has dipped in the latest polls following her controversial National Press Club address, as Labor brands the major speech a "reality check" for Australians.
The S&P 500 has ended marginally lower, with a steep drop in artificial intelligence-related chip stocks and sharp gains in Moderna and other healthcare stocks.
The Australian share market has finished higher for the day as gold rebounded after hitting an eight-month low, but local shares still lost ground for the week.
Fresh allegations of sexual harassment at mining sites highlight the need to stamp out a "toxic culture of cover-up" in the industry, a state politician says.
The Nasdaq has closed lower, dragged down by losses in big tech shares, while the S&P closed near flat and the Dow closed higher as investors digested new economic data.
The Australian bourse has slipped, with a sell-off in precious metals, oil and other commodities dragging down resource companies as the US dollar surges and more ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
Fortescue has been hit with a class action law suit that accuses it of facilitating a shocking culture at its remote worksites and accommodation village.
Australia's share market has snapped a four-session losing streak, but investor sentiment remains subdued with the Reserve Bank's battle with inflation far from over.
A government handshake with the Greens over the treatment of self-managed super funds has riled the finance industry, as Labor looks to counter the rise of One Nation
The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 have closed at more than one-week lows, dragged down by sharp losses in semiconductor stocks as investors scrutinised growing debt-funded AI spending.
Australia's share market has handed back an early improvement after the morning's optimism gave way to caution by the afternoon, ahead of key incoming economic data.
The chairman of KPMG Australia is stepping down and two partners are leaving the firm after a bruising parliamentary hearing and allegations of wrongdoing at the major consultancy.
Contentious tax reforms are set to become law after the Greens agreed to support Labor's legislation through the Senate in return for extending an inquiry into separate NDIS changes.
Australia's share market has had a bland session as investors weighed progress in US-Iran peace talks, while the local IT sector was hit by a significant stock plunge.
Australia's largest poultry producer has plunged its chicken farms and processing plants into lockdown to protect itself from a deadly avian flu strain.
Controversial changes to both the tax system and the NDIS are under negotiation as Labor tries to land a deal with the Greens before parliament breaks.
Australia's share market has wiped most of the week's gains in two sessions, as a rising greenback and global growth concerns dragged metals prices lower.
US stock indices have rallied, with the Nasdaq's 1.9 per cent advance boosted by gains in semiconductor shares while inflation fears eased after the US and Iran signed a peace agreement.
Australia's share market has broken a four-session winning streak, after US interest rate worries hit risk sentiment, despite oil prices continuing their decline.
Net overseas migration is slowly falling, but the figures remain above Labor's forecasts and the dramatic cuts demanded by the coalition and One Nation.
UPDATED: A major telco insists millions of customers still had access to emergency services despite its network going down for a large part of the day.
Australia's share market has clutched a fourth straight session of gains, buoyed by miners as oil prices extended losses with more details of the US-Iran peace deal emerging.