US firm appeals court ruling in Rex plane theft
A US company claiming Rex stole planes from an Arizona boneyard has appealed a ruling it can’t sue while the airline is in administration.
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Bank logins leaked: What Aussies should do now
A wave of stolen staff logins has put Australia’s biggest banks on alert. Here’s what it means for you and how to protect your personal information.
Sales items Aussies are looking for
Australia’s largest supermarket chain announced a “solid” third-quarter update on the back of selling cheaper items.
ASX hits two-month high as investors eye May rate cut
Local stocks rise for a fifth day in a row amid expectations the Reserve Bank will deliver another 25 basis points rate cut in May, as inflation hit its target range for the first time since 2021. Technology and property stocks lead gains.
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Airfares no barrier for Europe-bound Aussie sun-chasers
Extra airline capacity to Europe over the northern summer — courtesy of the Virgin-Qatar partnership — has done little to reduce airfares for Australian travellers.
Aussie company escapes Trump tariffs
A multi-billion dollar Australian company has been spared from Donald Trump’s brutal global trade tariffs.
May rate cut ‘locked in’; ASX plots strong finish before Anzac Day break
Westpac’s Luci Ellis predicts rate cuts in May, Aug, Nov. Miners lead local gains. Mixed Asian markets reflect Trump trade uncertainty amid softening stance on China.
Text no woman wants after brazilian
A young Aussie has shared the wild text message she received after a very intimate appointment – sparking outrage online.
Jetstar’s plan to make the Philippines the new Bali
The Philippines is about to see a lot more Australian visitors, with Jetstar banking on the island nation to be the next Asian hotspot.
Sensational raid on millionaires’ mansion
Residents of an exclusive Sydney suburb were shocked when tactical police smashed down the door of a palatial mansion owned by millionaire entrepreneurs.
Albo’s $1.2bn pledge amid tariff threat
The Albanese government will invest $1.2bn into Australia’s critical minerals supply, which will likely play a major role in negotiating a tariff carveout from the Trump administration.
ASX soars on tariff relief hopes
Major energy and mining stocks drove the ASX 200 higher, as the United States talks peace with China.
ASX 200 mostly erases April tariff losses; gold miners dive
Trade deals optimism rises as US President Donald Trump softens stance on China, Fed chair Jerome Powell. Paladin top gainer. Safe-haven gold pulls back from its record high.
‘Come clean’: Pressure on Coalition costs
Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor have bickered over the cost of Coalition election policies, in a debate before a business audience.
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