ASX posts gain as Zip zips ahead
After the US benchmark index climbed to a record high, the local share market started the week on a positive note on Monday.
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New deal answer to cheaper energy prices
With households and businesses facing a potential gas supply shortfall, a new agreement has been signed to drive down prices.
Hungry Jack’s revives cult items
Aussie fast-food giant Hungry Jack’s has brought back two favourite hamburgers and added two new unexpected dessert items to its summer menu.
IMF drops Aussie interest rates bombshell
The IMF has warned the Albanese government must slash spending and the Reserve Bank should hike rates even further.
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Deadline to cash in on record low rate
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Replaced Qantas workers ‘distraught’
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ASX roars to fresh 11-month high
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Boss accused of bullying steps down
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Demand for HomeBuilder skyrockets
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