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Anthony Albanese has been hit with an uncomfortable question on one of the most thorny topics in China.
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‘Oblivion’: Graph shows truth we all missed
Australia was left stunned after the Federal Election in May – now a graph has surfaced that explains exactly what we all missed.
‘Cruel’ blow dealt to Aussie mortgagees
Aussie mortgage holders have been dealt a “cruel” blow after the RBA held the official cash rate – and they will need to wait longer to see the fruits of earlier rate cuts come into effect.
‘Cruel’ blow dealt to Aussie mortgagees
Aussie mortgage holders have been dealt a “cruel” blow after the RBA held the official cash rate – and they will need to wait longer to see the fruits of earlier rate cuts come into effect.
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US dollar suffers worst decline in 52 years
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Aussie sharemarket closes at record levels
A jump in Chinese manufacturing and anticipation of a rate cut led to the Australian sharemarket closed at an all-time record.
Major bank slashes rates ahead of RBA call
In good news for borrowers, a big-four bank has slashed its fixed interest rates ahead of the July RBA board meeting.
340 jobs at risk as Aussie paper mill teeters
The owner of Australia’s last remaining paper mill has warned that 340 jobs could disappear due to shock power shortages.
ASX’s flat start to new financial year
The Aussie sharemarket has traded flat to start the new financial year, despite a strong lead-in from Wall Street.
Major change to parking fines in one state
One state government is taking big steps to reform its parking fine system, which allowed for tickets to be issued to motorists weeks after the offence.
How life will change for millions from today
Widespread changes to how Aussies save and spend their money take effect today. This is what you need to know heading into the new financial year.
Gas shortfall risk sparks urgent review
Australia’s energy minister has flagged major potential changes to the country’s domestic gas market, as the ACCC warns of looming shortfalls.
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