The opportunity for advisers to support booming family offices
Laura DewThu, 2024-06-20 07:40LauraDewLaura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management. View articles byLaura Laura's social profiles: E-mail AuthorTwitter
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The opportunity for advisers to support booming family offices
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Advisers debate whether to charge for an initial meeting
Advisers debate whether to charge for an initial meetingLaura DewThu, 2024-06-20 07:40LauraDewLaura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management. View articles byLaura Laura's social profiles: E-mail AuthorTwitter
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'Leading with a stick': Victoria's stronger minimum rental standards raise concerns
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DASH hires new CTO to drive growth
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World Heritage coup for Cape York, but would an ultimate listing kill tourism or help it?
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Rock art dating back 17,000 years nominated for World Heritage tentative listing
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Parts of Queensland's Cape York Peninsula are elevated to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative list, but experts warn what many regard a coup, could be a double-edged sword. -
Parts of Cape York elevated to the World Heritage 'tentative' list, but is it a blessing or curse?
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Parts of Queensland's Cape York Peninsula will today be elevated to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative list, but experts warn what many regard a coup, could be a double-edged sword. -
Tasmania's minority Liberal government watches on as opposition parties pass two consecutive bills
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Tasmanian government loses control as opposition passes legislation
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Chinks in Tasmania's minority government armour are appearing, as within the space of hours, The Greens and Labor passed two consecutive bills through the lower house against the government's wishes, both on issues that the Liberals have long held out on. -
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Gosford's skyline is filled with cranes and rising buildings. But is the city ready for forecast exponential growth as the construction industry struggles to keep up with demand? -
Why nuclear won't help our rising power prices as Coalition claims scrutinised
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Coalition promises that nuclear power will make for cheaper electricity prices don't stack up, according to an energy analyst, who says there was no evidence anywhere in the developed world to suggest new reactors were pushing down prices. -
'An absolute stretch': Dutton's promise nuclear will make for cheaper power questioned
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Is Coles or Woolworths cheaper? New data shows there's only a 75-cent gap
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Australians have few options when it comes to saving on groceries at supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths, with a new report by Choice finding a price difference of just 75 cents between the two for the same basic items. -
Aldi stores 25pc cheaper than Coles, Woolworths, Choice report finds
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Basic grocery items are 25 per cent cheaper at Aldi when compared with Coles and Woolworths, a new report from Choice has found. -
Aldi stores 25pc cheaper than Coles, Woolworth, Choice report finds
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Basic grocery items are 25 per cent cheaper at Aldi when compared with Coles and Woolworths, a new report from Choice has found. -
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ATO whistleblower Richard Boyle loses his appeal to secure immunity from prosecution under protection laws in South Australia's Supreme Court. -
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Darren waits "hours and hours and hours" for taxis in Queensland, and hopes self-driving cars might be the answer. But an unpredictable marsupial is standing in the way. -
ACT government says Canberrans could be banned from buying new gas appliances as it rolls out new energy plan
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According to the ACT Government's new energy plan, regulatory options will need to be considered to ensure it meets its zero emissions target by 2045. -
Visa-free travel to China welcomed by people wanting to reunite with family
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Under the new arrangement announced by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Australians will be able to travel to China for up to 15 days without the need to apply and pay for a visa, and for those looking to visit family the plan has been well received even though many details are still to emerge. -
Visa-free travel for short trips to China will save Australians time and money but not everyone is happy
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Under the new arrangement announced by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Australians will be able to travel to China for up to 15 days without the need to apply and pay for a visa, and for those looking to visit family the plan has been well received even though many details are still to emerge. -
'Our farming debt has carried over for generations': Leila McDougall on farming, finances and making her first film
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It's Pay Day! Farmer and filmmaker Leila McDougall shares the surprising truth about life on the land, how her family informed her attitude towards credit cards, and why it's important to believe in yourself. -
Sleepout fundraiser amid 'new wave of homelessness' is a cause close to home for this executive
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This year's annual homelessness fundraiser in which SA business and community leaders sleep rough for one night has a deeply personal relevance for Angelique Boileau, whose mother was imprisoned in post-war Hungary. -
Iconic walnut farm snapped up by major wine producer as cool climate grapes in demand
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The wine glut in parts of Australia is not deterring developers from forging ahead with planting new vineyards in Tasmania. -
Nvidia becomes world's most valuable company on back of demand for AI
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Technology multinational Nvidia has become the world's most valuable company, dethroning tech heavyweight Microsoft as its high-end processors play a central role in a scramble to dominate artificial intelligence computing.
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