Wild bid to tax big Aussie companies more
Greens Leader Adam Bandt is announcing a new Robin Hood tax policy to force Australia’s biggest companies pay more tax on their profits.
Economy
Ailing Lovisa, Zip drags stock market down
The Australian share market finished down on Tuesday, following sagging results from jeweller Lovisa and sluggish performance from Zip and Johns Lyng.
Why younger savers are ignoring banks
Facing mounting student debts and the cost-of-living grind, younger people are getting savvier on who holds onto their money.
Aussie shares jump on Fed cut fever
The local sharemarket lifted on Monday as buoyant investors cheered the prospect of a September rate cut in the world’s largest economy.
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Why Gen Z Aussies are different
A new survey on consumer sentiment suggests a paradox in Gen Z Australians: They’re saving up to spend big.
Big four banks make dire rates day prediction
A dire prediction has been made about interest rates that no Aussie wants to hear ahead of the RBA’s upcoming Melbourne Cup Day call.
Jodie stuns as Biden toasts PM at White House state dinner
The White House has thrown a lavish state dinner for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and partner Jodie Haydon but the pizzazz was toned down a notch in time of war. See photos.
ASX drops to low for the year
The benchmark sank to its lowest level of the year so far as interest rate sensitive stocks tumbled on increased odds of a November rate hike.
‘Big risk’: RBA’s China warning
Amid shortening odds for a Melbourne Cup Day rate hike, the Reserve Bank governor says the central bank is determined to tame persistent inflation.
Inside luxury life of alleged dirty money gang
From private jets to expensive wine, new details have emerged about the lavish high-end lifestyles of seven alleged criminal gang members as they are named in court.
‘Stay home’: Alarm over new Covid strain
The Covid crisis of 2020 is over, but the disease is still here – and there are growing fears about a new subvariant in one Australian state.
‘Critical levels’: RBA’s horror rental warning
In another cost of living blow, the availability of rental properties is “at critical levels” and the RBA said the situation is unlikely to improve in the short term.
‘Death sentence’: Call to ban ‘killer stone’
Unions are calling out a “moral failure” and demanding an immediate ban on a common household product killing off Australian workers.
Cup Day rate rise ‘all but sealed’
The RBA is widely tipped to continue its most aggressive round of rate hikes in decades after inflation figures confirmed soaring prices remained stubborn.
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