The Daily Aus Headlines: Unemployment rate falls to 4.3%
Nov 13, 2025
The unemployment rate in Australia has dropped to 4.3%, thanks to an increase in full-time jobs. In a surprising move, the Liberal Party has decided to abandon its net zero emissions target by 2050. Meanwhile, the U.S. Congress managed to end a lengthy 43-day government shutdown. On a lighter note, a Queensland police officer set a new Guinness World Record by completing 733 pull-ups in an hour. Tune in for these exciting developments!
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Unemployment Drops To 4.3%
- Australia's unemployment rate fell to 4.3% in October, driven by 42,000 more employed people and 17,000 fewer unemployed.
- Full-time jobs rose especially for women (+29,000) and men (+26,000) while part-time work fell by 13,000.
Liberals Ditch 2050 Net Zero Target
- The Liberal Party announced it will abandon net zero by 2050, prioritising cheaper energy amid rising power prices.
- They will still stay in the Paris Agreement but will repeal Labor's 62–70% 2030 target and propose five-year emissions plans.
Coalition To Finalise Climate Position
- The Nationals earlier abandoned net zero, and the Coalition will meet to finalise a joint climate position.
- Prime Minister warns the change could hurt renewable investment despite no immediate effect on the government's commitment.