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Why China’s move for greener steel threatens Aussie exporters
Australia’s economic future depends on whether it can green its exports fast enough to meet the decarbonisation needs of its biggest market.
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Why Wednesday’s CPI is the key to a rate cut
There are plenty of things that move markets — inflation data, central bank statements, geopolitical curveballs, and yes, even tweets from a certain orange-haired former…
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The whole cat and caboodle: step onto Gina Rinehart’s office ‘Meow Terrace’
Gina Rinehart's new HQ includes wellness, a pink façade, cat-friendly spaces and a 'meow terrace' (complete with cats!).
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Aussie business lobby wants to slash red tape by 25% by 2030
Business, universities, and investors have jointly urged the federal government to commit to cutting the cost of red tape by 25% by 2030, in a…
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How to protect yourself from dodgy super scams
Is there anything you can do to protect your superannuation from dodgy providers or questionable financial advice? And if someone rings you out of the...
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Billionaire Twiggy Forrest to pay millions back to taxpayers
Fortescue’s $900 million hydrogen project in the US and $1 billion plant in Queensland won’t go ahead. Does Trump play a role here? Are these…
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Australia’s about to get US beef back on shelves: good idea or trade war tactic?
The Albanese government has this week confirmed it will lift biosecurity restrictions on beef imports from the United States. The timing of this decision has…
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Do we need to lower our hopes for rate cuts?
The way the Reserve Bank Governor is talking, with the labour market in good shape, there could be no rush to cut interest rates.
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Did Paul Keating get a “fair suck of the ‘tax’ sauce bottle”?
Four Corners investigated the ATO whipping clean a near $1 million tax bill for former Prime Minister Paul Keating. What’s this all about? Would all…
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Why August’s rate cuts aren’t a done deal yet
The notes or minutes taken at the Reserve Bank board meeting that shocked the nations’ economists and millions of Australians with a home loan indicate…