Your guide on what to watch this weekend
A horror show without the jump scares, this Netflix sensation hammers home the dangers of our connected world’s dark corners.
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Sit down and binge the best show of the year – so far
Summer is done. Stay inside this weekend and check out these television selections – including a medical drama which does the simple things really, really well.
ASX 200’s best day in six weeks
AUD down on 53,000 fewer jobs in Feb. Judo dives as Bain, GIC offload stake. Rinehart-backed Arafura’s best day in almost a year. Red flag raised after $20m withdrawal by Star patrons. Nanosonics is top mid-cap gainer after US FDA tick.
ASX 200 back in the red; MinRes down
MinRes faces more bumps on Onslow haul road. Myer’s challenges continue as costs rise. ‘Value destructive’: Rio dismisses unification push. Hanwha ‘wildly mistaken’ on new move: Austal chair.
‘Within seconds there was a dolphin right underneath me’
Canberra musician Sally Walker could not believe what happened when she played her flute on the water in Port Stephens.
Retaliatory tariffs a ‘Dumb and Dumber’ move
‘Anything over 300km should be on a rail’: NFF boss hits out at supply chain standards. ‘The government is right and Bill Shorten is wrong’ on retaliatory tariffs: top economics adviser. Will consumers pay $8 for coffee?
ASX dips; Aus should focus on Asia after US tariffs: Westpac
Australian stocks turn down after an early rise. Morgan Stanley cuts ratings on Australian stocks. Nine appoints Matthew Stanton as CEO. ACCC finds issues with DP World’s acquisition of Silk. Boss buys stake in uranium player.
ASX sinks; warnings consumers will cop tariff hit
Investors wipe $36bn off the local market and push the ASX 200 to the brink of a “correction” as Wall Street tumbles continues to tumble. No exemption for tariffs on Australian steel, aluminium sent to US. Corporate regulator sues super giant.
ASX 200 trims falls; tech stocks pummeled
Australian stocks trimmed half of a sharp intraday fall as US futures rebounded after recession fears hit Wall Street. Brookfield begins Healthscope sale process. Brickworks takes a writedown on US operations. Polynovo shares drop after CEO sent packing.
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