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Wall Street’s $4.7 trillion meltdown may have a silver lining
The “blue tsunami” that hit Donald Trump sent shockwaves through Wall Street. But there may be a bright side to the sharemarket turmoil. -
New Spirit ferries not using autopilot near Geelong after steering faults
The operator of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries has suspended the use of autopilot during transits of Port Phillip Bay as a probe into the ships' steering faults continues. -
Beetaloo locks in key licence for NT gas giant
Beetaloo Energy has locked in a critical Retention Licence over its Carpentaria gas discovery, securing tenure as it advances its NT pilot project towards first gas sales. -
AI no inflation panacea: RBA
AI-driven productivity gains will make little difference to combating inflation, a senior Reserve Bank official has warned. -
IGO produces final tonne at Nova
After almost a decade in production, IGO has concluded mining and processing at its Nova nickel operation as it prepares to divest the asset to Global Lithium Resources. -
Teething issues for Northern Star's $1.7b Super Pit plant
The ramp up of Northern Star Resources' new $1.7 billion Kalgoorlie Super Pit processing plant has been hampered by commissioning issues. -
Finance watchdog warning over super switching calls
Financial service operators are using misleading statements and fear tactics to convince Australians to switch their super funds. -
ANZ profit surges to $7.6b despite late home loan repayments rising
ANZ’s bottom line benefited from cost-cutting while its asset quality remained relatively stable. -
Miners prop up ASX, investors remain on edge after midterms
The Australian sharemarket has made a steady start to the week thanks to strong gains for mining stocks however most sectors are in the red as investors remain cautious following the US midterm elections. -
David Jones is restocking shelves ahead of Black Friday as buyers circle
Last week’s news that the 188-year-old retailer had tipped into administration drove a “record” levels of shoppers to David Jones stores. -
ASX edges up, Wall Street steadies as AI stocks rebound
The Australian sharemarket has edged lower at the open after Wall Street closed last week with gains after AI stocks clawed back some of their heavy losses suffered following the midterms. -
Nasdaq rebounds but with fourth straight weekly decline
Technology stocks bounced back on Friday from their worst drubbing in more than a year, but the Nasdaq Composite Index posted a fourth consecutive weekly decline as investors sifted for clues about what comes next in the AI trade. -
OPINION: State food archive needed to preserve best of WA cuisine
OPINION: The best of local cuisine should be etched permanently into the history books. -
Families face 150km daily drive as more regional childcare centres close
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ANZ profit surges to $7.6b as cost-cutting drive pays off
ANZ’s bottom line benefited from a 14 per cent decline in operating expenses, while its operating income rose 3 per cent. -
The questionable sales tactics prompting people to switch their super
Unqualified and unlicensed telemarketers are targeting Australians to switch their superannuation savings into riskier schemes. This has prompted the corporate regulator to threaten the licences of financial advice firms that use these "lead generators". -
Firms using telemarketers to spruik super switches could lose licences
Unqualified and unlicensed telemarketers are targeting Australians to switch their superannuation savings into riskier schemes. This has prompted the corporate regulator to threaten the licences of financial advice firms that use these "lead generators". -
Trump's war in Iran driving shift from fossil fuels
The Iran war might have cost Donald Trump the midterm elections, but it has helped EV sales boom and strengthened the case for electrification, as the costs of solar and batteries plummet. -
Trump championed oil, but instead he fuelled an electro revolution
The Iran war might have cost Donald Trump the midterm elections, but it has helped EV sales boom and strengthened the case for electrification, as the costs of solar and batteries plummet. -
Workers left without wages or answers break silence on Bathla collapse
Former employees of collapsed property developer Bathla Group speak for the first time about unpaid wages, mounting financial hardship and fears for their futures in Australia. -
Left without wages or answers, workers break silence on Bathla collapse
Former employees of collapsed property developer Bathla Group speak for the first time about unpaid wages, mounting financial hardship and fears for their futures in Australia. -
This is what a weekly shop looks like for seven households in 2026
Seven shoppers share what they get in their weekly shop as high inflation and interest rate hikes persist. -
ASX eyes gains, Wall Street steadies as AI stocks rebound
AI stocks bounced back and recovered some of their sell-off from the previous two sessions. -
Why younger homebuyers risk being locked in mortgage prison
There’s a generational gap between those who can switch banks to get a better home-loan deal, and those who cannot. -
Why younger home buyers risk being locked in mortgage prison
There’s a generational gap between those who can switch banks to get a better home-loan deal, and those who cannot. -
The ‘immediate warning sign’ to protect your super
The financial regulator has put firms on notice after it found some were using unlicensed marketers trying to convince customers to switch or review their super. -
‘Heist’ merchants or white knights? The private equity firm that owned David Jones
Anchorage Capital Partners has owned more than 20 companies, with none more controversial than its tenure at Dick Smith Electronics. -
Crypto’s Trump-fuelled Washington boom comes to an abrupt halt
With Democrats set to control Congress following their midterm sweep, crypto faces the prospect of tougher rules and closer scrutiny. -
Residents bought into communities but may end up living in 'wastelands'
Bathla's property projects across Sydney that were designed to build communities remain unfinished as frustrated local residents fear the implications for their suburbs. -
$2b and plenty of new seats: Inside airlines’ battle for first-class supremacy
Singapore Airlines $2.26 billion cabin refit tells a much broader story about the battle to cater to the premium traveller that is playing out against the constraints of the industry and regulators.
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