Westpac’s brutal call on rates
Westpac has flagged the majority of mortgage holders don’t need a rate cut, as they have become accustomed to higher interest rate payments.
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How Trump, Harris could hit Aussie markets
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‘Major worry’: New issue in house price crisis
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Banks profit $200k from single mortgage
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BHP workers stood down for no jab proof
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‘Consequences’ for BHP sex pests
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‘Hard asset’ miners defy ASX losses
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How Coles will enforce staff vaccines
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Mine worker fired after refusing sex
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Roles reverse as ASX dips for third day
The ASX dipped lower for a third straight day as sellers turned on resources stocks, while buyers had a delayed reaction to NAB’s result.
Coles defends controversial change
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Coffee baron to defy unvaxxed ban
A Brisbane coffee tsar says he will ignore an incoming government rule banning unvaccinated people from hospitality venues.
‘Back of the queue’: ScoMo’s plan slammed
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