SA’s Izzi Batt-Doyle claims Australian half marathon record
Adelaide’s Izzi Batt-Doyle has claimed her second Australian record within a year, beating Kerryn McCann’s half marathon record set more than 25 years ago.
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Get your liquidity act together, RBA tells super industry
As the super sector’s role in short-term bank funding and foreign exchange markets grows, the RBA wants funds to improve their liquidity risk management to fortify against potential shocks.
US tariff risk to SA farmers
Hopes that interest rates could begin to fall are injecting optimism into the SA economy, but Trump’s tariffs pose as a serious threat to the state’s farmers.
Aussie ports create global first net zero guidance
Ports Australia has created the first industry guidance for net zero emissions globally that it hopes will fuel greater competition and thinking around how the sector can do its bit for the environment.
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Fisher & Paykel costs to climb on Trump’s Mexico tariffs
The medical device manufacturer was the first ASX-listed company to warn of a hit to earnings from Donald Trump’s decision to place tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports.
Not just about fashion: Chadstone beefs up foodie credentials
The nation’s largest shopping centre is preparing to open its new fresh food mecca, The Market Pavilion, featuring gourmet retail brands and a world-first food concierge service.
ASX 200 hammered on Trump tariffs
Nearly $50bn was wiped off the Australian sharemarket on Monday as fears of a trade war led by US President Donald Trump tariffs ripped through the local market.
CBA rolls out AI agent for business customers
Commonwealth Bank is introducing an AI agent for tens of thousands of business customers that will handle queries and provide ChatGPT-style responses.
Accenture embarks on hiring spree with first regional office
Local tech boss Matt Coates expects its new Ballarat office to tempt workers to leave the city for a different lifestyle while doing the same tasks at the organisation.
ABA chief Anna Bligh to retire
Former Queensland premier Anna Bligh will step down from running Australia’s peak banking body after nearly eight years, saying the industry has restored trust in the wake of scandals.
When it comes to TVs, is bigger always better?
As technology evolves, the majority of things have gotten smaller or at least more compact. But TVs have grown in the opposite direction, now as big as the walls in your home.
Grim truth about Aussie rate cut
Mortgage holders need more than one rate cut to start feeling relief, with only about 53,000 Aussies likely to move away from “at risk” should the RBA cut rates in February.
Rich-lister Jerry Schwartz plans makeover for Sydney Seaplanes
Hotelier and rich-lister Jerry Schwartz is poised to take over Sydney Seaplanes, with plans to take the scenic charter flights business more upmarket.
Women’s health start-up founder raises $1.7m
A young Melbourne doctor has scored $1.7m from investors who see mass potential for her women’s health app Ovum.
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