ASX flat on new inflation narrative
The Australian sharemarket edged down slightly on Wednesday, as investors settled into a new narrative on inflation.
Mining
Albanese unveils millions for minerals
With Beijing dominating the rare earths market, the Prime Minister is set to step up investment.
‘Crash’: Sign Aussie cash cow is dead
It’s worth $136 billion to the economy annually but Australia’s cash cow looks set to “crash upon every global shore”.
ASX slips on Iran missiles, inflation worries
Australian shares slipped on Monday trading as investors price in rising geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
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Mine worker dies on BHP site
A 25-year-old worker was killed in an incident early on Anzac Day in what police have described as a “collision”.
‘A bit rich’: Big sign tax changes likely
As a major industry defends its tax payments, the government remains committed to probing whether it should be paying more.
Dutton move shocks top executive
The Coalition’s refusal to co-operate over a key policy is a “missed opportunity” for the country’s future, a key executive claims.
How state flushed $6.2b down the toilet
A report has revealed how one state could have been $6.2B richer if it had committed to one major system already adopted by another.
How Palmer can sue Australia for $300 billion
Clive Palmer lost a case in the High Court to sue Australia — now he’s using an obscure clause to sue again for about $300 billion.
Tech must drop ‘growth for growth’s sake’ mantra
Job cuts are coming in the tech space with cash preservation the goal as the bubble bursts.
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