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‘Not to be’: ABC Radio veteran sprays management on his way out the door

Popular ABC radio presenter Simon Marnie has slammed radio management for wanting its talent and staff to “leave quietly” on his final day with the broadcaster.

by Calum Jaspan

Wall Street lost more ground on Wednesday.

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ASX closes in the green as big miners and energy stocks gain

by Gemma Grant

The Kyle and Jackie O show has been found to have breached decency standards again.

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Investigation finds Kyle and Jackie O breached radio decency rules

by Calum Jaspan

Opinion

Labor’s deficits aren’t that bad. But don’t let tax cuts distract you

by Millie Muroi

Forty per cent of first home buyers in Sydney and Hobart were priced out of their property market even before the latest surge in house values.

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Domain takeover to crack open a new stage for Nine

by Calum Jaspan

Currency

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Companies

US President Donald Trump has backed efforts by US tech giants like Microsoft to stop countries like Australia putting fresh taxes on their revenue.

Company tax

Tax Office’s brawl with big tech faces its first hurdle: Pepsi

A High Court challenge over soft drink syrup payments could determine the future of a multibillion-dollar tax battle against Trump-backed tech giants.

by Colin Kruger

Bulls N' Bears

ASX Runners of the Week: Saferoad, Errawarra, RareX & Belararox

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Saferoads Holdings. The company’s share price rocketed after it pocketed $10.8M from the sale of its Road Safety Rental arm.

by Andrew Todd

Strickland Metals’ latest diamond drill rig set up on its new Obradov Potok prospect in the south of its Rogozna project area in Serbia.

Bulls N' Bears

Strickland adds drill muscle to test new Serbian gold prospect

by Doug Bright

Chariot Corporation has revamped the payment terms for the company’s promising United States-based Black Mountain lithium project in a move to boost its near-term cash.

Bulls N' Bears

Chariot revamps Wyoming lithium deal to boost near-term cash

by James Pearson

The former Cliff Head oil well in the Perth Basin will be repurposed as a carbon capture and storage facility by clean energy company Pilot Energy.

Bulls N' Bears

Pilot, Triangle strike new deal to progress WA carbon storage ambition

by Andrew Todd

Markets

The Australian dollar posted one of its best weeks in a year.

Interest rates

Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ overshadows Reserve Bank’s rate call

by Jacob Shteyman

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World markets

ASX closes in the green as big miners and energy stocks gain

by Gemma Grant

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World markets

ASX falls as banks, tech stocks decline; Reject Shop soars on takeover bid

by Staff reporter

The economy

Research showed Woolworths customers are paying as much as 3.7 per cent more for a basket of groceries than they were last year.

Opinion

Cost of living

Why a bikini wax and a block of chocolate suddenly have a lot in common

by Melissa Singer

Opinion

Federal budget

Labor’s deficits aren’t that bad. But don’t let tax cuts distract you

by Millie Muroi

Opinion

Trump's White House

The 41-page ‘blueprint’ that shines a light on Trump chaos

by Jeff Stein

Opinion & Perspectives

Why a bikini wax and a block of chocolate suddenly have a lot in common

We’ve all noticed the cost-of-living crunch in big things such as rent and mortgage repayments. But the micro-stings continue to bite.

Melissa Singer

Associate Editor, Sunday Life

Why your super is at the mercy of Trump

A growing share of superannuation assets are scattered around the world, particularly in the US. This means Trump-induced volatility affects us all.

Clancy Yeates

Deputy business editor

Why Elon Musk is a big winner from Trump’s attack on cars

The latest escalation in Trump’s trade war has hurt car companies around the world. But among the many losers, Elon Musk’s Tesla stands out as a clear winner.