Australia's unemployment rate remained at 4.1 per cent in January, with 17,800 more employed people.

"It is good that today’s figures are positive because more Australian workers are getting secure jobs they can rely on, with ...

The first batch of job figures for 2026 have gone against economists’ expectations.

The Australian monthly employment report is scheduled for release on Thursday at 00:30 GMT, and market participants ...

Australia jobs market remains persistently strong, putting pressure on wages and pushing the case for the Reserve Bank of Australia to lift interest rates.

The theory goes that if you have just the right amount of workers on the unemployment scrap heap, you can keep inflation in check. The problem is that no-one knows exactly what the magic unemployment ...

Unemployment holds steady, signaling that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will likely keep interest rates on hold in the near term. Australia's unemployment rate held steady at 4.1% in January, ...

Australia's unemployment rate held steady through January in what many interpret as another indicator there will be further ...

Australia’s unemployment rate remained at 4.1 per cent in January. That's something worth celebrating, and worth fighting to ...

Australia's jobless rate stayed flat in January as the momentum of last month's record figures slightly loses steam. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stayed month on month at 4.1%, according ...