Major voting block both parties forgot
The two major parties have been accused of forgetting about nearly a third of all Australians in the build up to the federal election.
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Amid Super Retail ‘affair’, a CEO exerts his power uninterrupted
As workplace gossip swelled, an alleged affair with the CEO conferred power to his exec lover, court documents released this week claim, and fostered a fear of speaking up.
No more bets: How Aussie casinos lost the floor to Asia
Australian casinos are losing customers to key Asian competitors including Macau and Singapore as the regulatory response to money laundering filters through to the gaming floor.
‘Incredible’: ASX caps off $85bn week
The ASX 200 has capped off an $85bn week on the back of renewed hopes tariffs could be walked back.
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Labor accused of being anti-regions after Toowoomba flight lost
Australia’s only privately owned airport has lost a crucial international freight flight, with the operator blaming Labor’s ‘city-centric’ policies for being unseated by Brisbane.
Architect to the stars chases Moufarrige over Bronte mansion
Rob Mills’ firm is chasing a Sydney client for hundreds of thousands of dollars amid a dispute about the renovation of a beachside mansion.
Trade deal hopes extend exceptional stocks rebound
Nomura says global equity investors are increasingly lookingbeyond the shores of the US to diversify portfolios and capture growth opportunities elsewhere.
Afterpay-owner Block smashed after quarterly earnings fizzle
The fintech saw as much as $1.7bn wiped off its market value in Friday trading after customers tightened the purse-strings.
Magellan co-founder blasts ‘shameless’ free-trade propaganda
Chris Mackay appears to have taken a veiled swipe at China for promoting itself as a supporter of free trade while at the same time dumping goods around the globe.
Why Gemi and Pallas are the private credit names to watch
Sydney’s eastern suburbs are home to two very different tales of the private credit boom, which is largely a $188bn mystery to market regulator ASIC.
Atlassian swings to loss as it moves to Trump-proof itself
The software titan has booked a quarterly loss as it spends heavily on artificial intelligence – a move chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes says will strengthen the company amid a ‘turbulent’ global economy.
Property tycoon beats crypto billionaire in battle for $200m tower
Melbourne’s office market is springing back to life as cashed-up players battle for position ahead of a recovery.
Barefoot Investor’s tips for ‘mouldy, desperate parents’
Being rejected doesn’t have to be a blow, in fact those looking to improve their lives should seek it out, writes Barefoot Investor.
US tariff turmoil delivers $30m hit to CTM earnings
Corporate Travel Management says Donald Trump’s flurry of trade tariffs has cost the company $30m in earnings, as businesses go cold on work trips.
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