ASIC targets credit “repairers” after customers left bankrupt
ASIC will launch a review into debt fixers and credit repair companies, amid horror stories from customers who say they’ve been left in worse trouble than before.
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Revealed: Why one third of RBA board pushed for rate cut – but lost
The arguments inside the Reserve Bank of Australia boardroom by three members who unsuccessfully voted to slash interest rates this month have been revealed.
Qantas sets up secret line to hackers
Qantas has been forced to set up its own version of the bat signal to serve papers on the cyber criminal behind an unnerving database hack.
Everlab raises $15m to make more Aussies live longer
The Melbourne start-up has completed the raise to accelerate its plans to deliver preventive care and longevity solutions to the masses, rewriting the script on chronic disease.
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Mapped: Surprise suburbs where Australia’s highest earners live
Rich residents are raking in a massive $177k a year in Australia’s highest income suburb but parts of the outback have emerged as major money spinning hotspots. See the map.
Fashion house in another battle for survival
The fashion company behind brands including Keepsake, The Fifth Label and Finders Keepers is in administration for the second time in less than five years.
RBA governor: It’s time to rethink card surcharges
We’re tapping to pay more than ever and it’s not always obvious there is a surcharge until after we’ve paid. It’s time for change, writes RBA governor Michele Bullock
Shock Aussie stock that’s soared 152 per cent as others crashed
This under-the-radar Aussie stock has eclipsed stockmarket giants to be the top performer with a 152 per cent surge. See the top 10 stocks that soared and 10 that crashed.
Liquidators probe Burgertory fast-food chain amid tax debts
Several businesses under Melbourne fast-food chain Burgertory, founded by businessman and pro-Palestinian activist Hash Tayeh, have been ordered into liquidation over mounting tax debt.
Size of a small country: Six huge Aussie crop farms up for sale
Larger than many small countries, six large cropping farms – one held by one family for more than a century – are on the market, with the owners hoping to make multimillion dollar windfalls.
Plant-based favourites back in supermarkets after $2.1m collapse
A vegan alternative meat brand has returned to supermarket shelves and a national burger chain after it was rescued from a liquidation almost a year ago.
Dire new warning for Lobster Cave creditors
Creditors of Melbourne’s famed Lobster Cave restaurant have been warned they are unlikely to receive a cent, as it’s revealed the venue went bust with $1.3m in unredeemed vouchers.
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