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FMD not the only concern for Australia
Amid news of an increased threat of foot and mouth disease to Australia’s north, concerns are also growing about another biosecurity threat. -
Emails between Alan Jones and 17yo schoolboy read to court
via abc.net.au
A court is read extensive correspondences Alan Jones had with a 17-year-old boy after he asked for help with his family's financial struggles. -
OPINION: Australia needs development capital, not just early grants and late finance
Around the world, the diversification of energy sources, fuels and industrial materials continues to gather pace, but finance in Australia remains a challenge. -
Europe raids Trump’s tool box for new ‘trade bazooka’ against China
via smh.com.au
France and Germany have proposed measures that could cut China off its biggest and richest market if it doesn’t change its ways. -
Industry wants visas for skills that 'really matter'
Migration policies delivered by the major parties are being described as a missed opportunity to bring construction apprentices to Australia to help boost desperately needed housing supply. -
Labor has 'real concerns' over ATO credit card ban
The tax man doubling down on blocking credit card payments has prompted accusations of a double standard and sounded alarm bells within the government. -
Wall Street retreats from its record as stocks fall worldwide
US stocks pulled back from their record on Wednesday. -
Firmus float in trouble as investors don’t buy the hype
via smh.com.au
The Australian data centre operator’s blockbuster landing on the Australian sharemarket is on thin ice as its bankers pull out all stops to convince sceptical buyers. -
Seafood shop owners fear being forced to close due to gillnet ban
via abc.net.au
There are fears small businesses may struggle if the looming gillnet ban pushes Queensland fishers out of the water. -
Fears seafood shops will not survive looming gillnet ban
via abc.net.au
There are fears small businesses may struggle if the looming gillnet ban pushes Queensland fishers out of the water. -
Miners plunge, sending the ASX lower after Wall Street retreats
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket slumped in early trade, tracking moves on Wall Street, which pulled back from its record high as elevated oil prices continued to stoke inflation concerns. -
ASX slides after Wall Street retreats as bond yields, oil prices rebound
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket is declining in early trade, tracking moves on Wall Street, which pulled back from its record high as elevated oil prices continued to stoke inflation concerns. -
Data shows rental tenants have hit breaking point
via abc.net.au
New data from Domain shows despite severe rental shortages, landlords are struggling to increase rent due to tenants hitting their affordability limit. -
Alarming data shows rental tenants have hit breaking point
via abc.net.au
New data from Domain shows that despite severe rental shortages, landlords aren't having much luck increasing rent as tenants hit affordability limits. -
Town questions $15b data centre set to use enough power for 1m homes
via abc.net.au
One Wagga Wagga resident says she feels "back-stabbed" by the development, while others say the town needs more industry. -
Victorians say 'lazy planning' leading to poor social housing outcomes
via abc.net.au
Residents near a proposed social housing project in Bendigo say the state government's fast-tracked planning process is allowing "lazy planning" to go ahead without sufficient scrutiny. -
Former RBA member explains what happens inside interest rate meetings
via abc.net.au
Economist Ian Harper, who left the RBA Monetary Policy Board in August, says none of the treasurers in power during his 10-year tenure tried to influence his view on interest rate decisions. -
Former RBA board member says November rate hike 'plausible'
via abc.net.au
Economist Ian Harper, who left the RBA Monetary Policy Board in August, says none of the treasurers in power during his 10-year tenure tried to influence his view on interest rate decisions. -
Former RBA board member says another rate hike this year 'plausible'
via abc.net.au
Another interest rate hike this year is "plausible", but not necessarily likely, according to economist Ian Harper, who only left the RBA Monetary Policy Board in August. -
Former RBA board member says another rate hike 'plausible' this year
via abc.net.au
Another interest rate hike this year is "plausible", but not necessarily likely, according to economist Ian Harper, who only left the RBA Monetary Policy Board in August. -
ASX set to slide, Wall Street retreats as bond yields, oil prices rebound
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket is set to retreat at the open as Wall Street’s benchmark index pulled back from its record high. -
What Singapore really thinks of Australian solar power export plan
via abc.net.au
It has unrivalled ambition and is backed by a tech billionaire, but Sun Cable's plans to export solar power to Singapore are floundering. -
‘Exploring new ways’: Big banks want to share regional branches
via smh.com.au
Australia’s big banks have asked for an exemption to competition law to co-operate on plans for regional banking hubs. -
Australia wants to sell Singapore solar power. But does anyone want it?
via abc.net.au
It has unrivalled ambition and is backed by a tech billionaire, but Sun Cable's plans to export solar power to Singapore are floundering. -
Japan's beer brewers raided over claims they colluded to hike prices
via abc.net.au
Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating whether the beer brewers colluded to raise their prices at the same time over several years, blaming factors like rising raw material costs. -
Authorities investigate Japan's four biggest beer brewers over price rises
via abc.net.au
Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating whether the beer brewers colluded to raise their prices at the same time over several years, blaming factors like rising raw material costs. -
CSIRO-Moderna tie-up to strengthen biosecurity defences
The federal government has forged a partnership between the CSIRO and biotech firm Moderna to improve the nation's ability to combat biosecurity threats. -
Capital Bay in second Perth investment with Accor
The opening of a hotel next to Kings Park has revealed a second WA acquisition by investor Capital Bay in partnership with global hotel company Accor. -
Fears of NT business closures after delayed dry season and proposed visa cuts
via abc.net.au
Top End tourism operators are calling for the creation of a dedicated fund to help struggling business survive the wet season, as they say looming cuts to holiday workers could push the sector past breaking point.
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Aussie share market ends flat after lacklustre session
The Australian bourse has ended a disappointing session after trading sideways for most of the day, as investors took a cautious stance given a lack of obvious direction from Asia.
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