The former executive assistant charged luxury hotels, clothes and gifts to Channel Seven.

Gen X and Gen Y are finding innovative ways to invest and are reaping the returns.

Theses are the Internet queens of China, who splash their affluent lives on social media.

COMMENT: Grant Fenn's move leaves some elated and others scratching their heads.

Kristina Keneally has made a complaint to her Sky News bosses after an on-air attack.

If you are a music fan this app could be the best thing you download this year.

Here's how a truckie turned his crazy idea into a garage start-up now worth $3.2 million.

An Australian supermarket is under attack over allegations of "appalling" working conditions.

COMMENT: Big business is on a collision course with some conservative Australian politicians, Christopher Niesche writes.

Fears about the US infrastructure program.

Elon Musk just wagered he could solve Australia's looming energy crisis.

Australian court fines Jetstar and Virgin Australia for having misleading fees.

The dream of the 80s and 90s lives on in a small town in Australia's sunshine state. We're talking skating rinks and video rentals.

Chief executives' personal lives used to be just that, but that could be changing.

Fast food workers will be forced to leave Australia once their agreements run out.

The recruitment video is aimed at encouraging people to work in Australia's Department of Finance.

It's the bane of every house hunter's existence. Now real estate agents in Victoria are finally being taken to task for underquoting.

Ardent Leisure has suffered an almost A$50 million first-half loss.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says progress towards a transtasman single economic market is being made.

COMMENT: It's part of the New Zealand and Australian dream to own a home, but should we be rethinking how we rent instead? Christopher Niesche explains.

Yahoo7 has been convicted and fined $300,000 after an inexperienced journalist published a story that led to a Melbourne murder trial being aborted.

For eight years, Wicked Campers have been free to continue their spray-painting misogyny without fear of repercussion. Not anymore.

"I see all of the customer complaints and I cannot recall a single customer saying please put in self-serve checkouts. Not a single one."

Humiliating, sexual, racist acts have been uncovered inside an Australian street fundraiser business. This is the depressing life of a charity collector.

China Construction Bank (CCB), the world's second biggest bank, wants to become more involved in funding New Zealand infrastructure.

It is a strange turn of events that when our politicians fail to stand up for what they believe in, sometimes our companies do.

Sydney apartment owners have just become instant "millionaires" by banding together to take advantage of the city's sizzling property market.

Dreamworld operator Ardent Leisure says its theme parks revenue is recovering, although January's takings remain low.

Australia Post has tried to keep its CEO's salary a secret due to "media scrutiny." It's no wonder why, at this eye-watering figure.

National Australia Bank's first-quarter unaudited cash earnings have slipped about 1 per cent to A$1.6 billion.