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We Are Family: how the Cottles built a $350 million success story
A family construction business just floated on the ASX to a 17% first-day pop, and 36 years of hard slog in the making.
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Send in the clowns, Part Two: now Angus wants the mic
Yesterday it was Dave Hughes with the punchlines. Today Angus Taylor grabs the mic and swaps jokes for a five-point charge sheet against the Albanese…
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Send in the clowns? Hughesy reckons they’re already running the economy
Dave Hughes isn't an economist, but he doesn't need to be to see what’s going on. The comedian says the government treats our money like…
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Could the Budget’s housing slump cause a stock market jump?
The Budget’s tax changes have spooked the housing market – but could the same slump be quietly fuelling a stock market rally and a boost…
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Anthropic’s $21.6b Aussie grab. Should we be worried about this AI giant’s move down under?
A US tech giant wants a slice of Australia’s data centre network and according to the AFR's blockbuster scoop, this is shaping up as far…
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Budget buyer’s remorse: are first home buyers getting cold feet?
First home buyers were supposed to rush in once the Budget levelled the field. Instead, it looks like they’re running for the exits and the…
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Super housing ban could cost 40,000 homes
Albo’s government wants more homes built so why is it banning the one group ready to fund 40,000 of them? A new SMSF investment ban…
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New financial year, new rules: what changes from today?
A fresh batch of tax and super changes have arrived. The Albanese Government calls it “reform”! Here’s what’s different in your pay packet, your super…
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AI won’t take your job but it might make you unemployable
As AI gets smarter at doing complex work, employers are sounding the alarm: graduates coming through the door can’t communicate, can’t think critically, and can’t…
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Drowning in debt: how our states are heading for a services crisis
Every state and territory treasurer in the country is staring down a debt bomb, and when it blows, it’s services that will take the hit.