Lilly Vitorovich

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Lilly Vitorovich is a journalist at The Australian, producing and editing business stories. Lilly joined The Australian in 2018 as media writer, covering corporate and industry news. She started her career in Sydney, before heading to London to work for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. She has been a journalist since 1999, covering a broad range of topics, including mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, industry trends and leaders.

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Train derailment at Murrumbo, about 80km west of Muswellbrook

Derailment: Key coal rail line in NSW to remain closed

A major coal rail line in NSW will remain out of action until a review of the site is completed following a derailment, with an update expected in a ‘couple of days’.

Glen Norris and Lilly Vitorovich

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A board at the Australian Securities Exchamge (ASX) in Sydney on November 7, 2017, shows the Australian sharemarket breaking through above 6,000 for the first time since the financial crisis, pushing past a psychological barrier amid optimism about the global economy. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 briefly passed 6,000 in trading in Sydney in mid-day trade, after failing to pass that level after several attempts in recent years. / AFP PHOTO / WILLIAM WEST

ASX rises, has big monthly gain; Origin falls

ASX 200 has second best month of 2023. Origin rejects Plan B. Australian 7-Eleven business sold for $1.7bn. Guthrie ousted from Mighty Kingdom board. Iress soars.

Lilly Vitorovich, Megan Neil and Joseph Carbone

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JUNE 29, 2023: Screens at the Australian Stock exchange, ASX. Sydney CBD.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

ASX hits eight-week high; Santos court blow

Southern Cross rebuffs Catalano merger offer. Santos blocked from laying entire Barossa pipelines. Wages rise 1.3 per cent in 3Q. Optus says parent company Singtel’s upgrade triggered outage. Platinum gets first strike.

David Rogers, Lilly Vitorovich, Megan Neil and Joseph Carbone

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos November 12, 2021: General coverage of the ASX in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

ASX rises; AusSuper lifts Origin stake

Super giant has 16.5 per cent of Origin. CBA’s $2.5bn 1Q cash profit flat but beats estimates. Goodman avoids second strike. Telstra CEO says network reliability a priority.

David Rogers, Lilly Vitorovich, Megan Neil and Joseph Carbone

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ASX down; Optus outage cause revealed

AusSuper won’t join Brookfield/EIG bid. Optus faces up to $400m compo: analyst. DP World ports back. ANZ profit misses estimates. John Mullen to chair Scyne. Elders, Boral, Ainsworth gain.

David Rogers, Lilly Vitorovich, Megan Neil and Joseph Carbone

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The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) information boards show a drop of more than 1% in the all ords and the S&P/ASX 200 in Sydney, Tuesday, April, 6, 2016. AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

ASX gains; BHP defends voice support

Speculation mining billionaire is buying Azure shares. IMF backs more RBA rate hikes. BHP bullish on potash. Cotton On profit sinks. Amcor affirms FY guidance. Vicinity Centres cautious on outlook.

Lilly Vitorovich, David Rogers and Megan Neil

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The S&P 200 showing dramatic losses at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Wednesday, March 22, 2017. The share market is suffering its biggest fall in more than four months due to concerns about possible delays to US President Donald Trump's planned healthcare and tax changes (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

ASX flat; Rinehart’s Hancock has $5bn profit

Billionaire’s mining giant’s profit falls. Argument breaks out on Endeavour AGM floor. Weak China data hits resources stocks. Treasury Wine’s $1.4bn DAOU Vineyards buy. AustSuper rejects Brookfield/EIG Origin bid.

Lilly Vitorovich, David Rogers and Megan Neil

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Stock prices displayed on an information screen at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Monday, Sept. 12, 2016. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index was down 1.8 per cent at 1017 AEST, with all 12 indexes trading in red following a big sell-off on Wall Street. (AAP Image/Paul Miller) NO ARCHIVING

ASX 200 enters ‘correction’

ASX 200 now down 10.4 per cent from February peak. Retail sales beat estimates. Qantas to fight ACCC ‘ghost flight’ case. Bell Rock sells 35 million Whitehaven shares. Tietto jumps. Star Entertainment, IGO drop.

Lilly Vitorovich, David Rogers and Megan Neil

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 11, 2021: The ASX in Sydney.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

ASX rises, consumers hurting

Mining and health care gains offset energy and financial falls. Consumer confidence falls 1.5 per cent, but uptick in business conditions. Liontown dips after Gina Rinehart’s share raid.

David Rogers, Lilly Vitorovich and Megan Neil

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos May 10, 2023: Stock images of the ASX in Sydney today. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

ASX up 0.1pc; property, materials gain

The sharemarket closed slightly higher, supported by property and materials as financial stocks fell. InvoCare soared after TPG Capital’s revised $1.9bn bid. Elders dived after its profit warning.

Valerina Changarathil and Lilly Vitorovich

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