Thousands of phones stop working today
Tens of thousands of mobile phones will be obsolete on Monday, and if you own one of them, don’t say you haven’t been warned.
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Why Aussies are tracking this US flight
A highly anticipated first flight from Texas to a major Aussie city touches down on Monday morning and eager planespotters can watch all the action live.
China mistake that will hurt Aussies
Australia’s over-reliance on this trading partner will see our living standards fall within the next ten years, experts have warned.
ASX ends flat week slightly up
The ASX closed trading up slightly on Friday, but it still fell 0.88 per cent for the week.
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How your daily shop is set to change
The way Australians shop is set to change after a major shake-up to supermarket payments was announced.
ASX and overseas markets slump
Higher commodity prices are usually good news for Australia, but concerns about economic recovery are weighing heavily on markets.
Vaccines giant mandates staff jabs
An Aussie pharmaceutical giant in the thick of the Covid-19 battle has told all staff “no jab, no job” and defended one vaccine as unfairly panned.
Casinos help drag down share market
The ASX had a poor start to the week, with casino operators firmly in the red following another fresh scandal.
Star labels explosive claims ‘misleading’
The spotlight on alleged money laundering at Australian casinos has turned from Crown to rival Star as shocking claims emerge.
‘Unacceptable’: Staff ‘underpaid millions’
Australia’s biggest bank and its share trading arm are accused of failing to pay thousands of employees an eye-watering amount of money.
ASX snaps four-week losing streak
A development in the US gave the Aussie sharemarket a boost but experts warn it is just ‘kicking the can down the road’.
Mining giant unfazed by iron price plunge
BHP has shrugged off the spectacular steel making commodity price slump, saying margins at its massive new mine in WA are ‘healthy’.
ASX follows overseas market slump
The ASX has fallen in line with overseas markets to close firmly lower, with technology stocks among the biggest losers.
Bank stocks rebound helps ASX rally
The ASX surged higher thanks to strong gains by bank stocks, particularly CBA, while Nick Scali rallied on news it was acquiring a sofa business.
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