The West Allis Police Department is trying to find 16-year-old Malayah Macisak. She is about 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs about 130 pounds. She has dark hair and brown eyes. She wears glasses and ...

WEST ALLIS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Two men were taken into custody after a police pursuit ended in a crash in West Allis. It happened just before 1 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 12. According to West Allis police, ...

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Economists are trained to cut the national accounts statistics finely. Political operatives often are, too. But when the Reserve Bank has just lifted rates, even fine distinctions can start to look ...

Treasury has contradicted Jim Chalmers’ claim about the contribution of government spending to a $54 billion blowout in the budget deficit over the next decade, with the treasurer’s economic advisory ...

Spending cuts will sit alongside proposals to get the economy growing faster and a plan for further tax reform in the May federal budget as Treasurer Jim Chalmers attempts to push back increasing ...

In a report released overnight, the International Monetary Fund said Australia “is managing a soft landing” after years of global economic turmoil spurred on by the Covid-19 pandemic, supply chain ...

Mr Lowe, who led the RBA from 2016 to 2023, warned Australia could face stagnating living standards unless the government worked to boost productivity while reducing spending. “Productivity capacity ...

The former boss of the RBA has delivered a stark assault on Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ spending policies, claiming ‘handouts’ are condemning Aussies to rising interest rates. In blunt remarks to the AFR, ...

Mr Chalmers launched a fresh attack against Mr Taylor on Monday claiming the Coalition’s 2025 election policies would have added $14bn to the deficit over two years. This comes as he continues to ...

(Record scratch) I guess you're probably wondering how we ended up like this! Twelve months ago, Aussies were looking forward to rate cuts – with banks and economists predicting as many as four in ...