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Equity investors maintained a pensive mood for the first session of the new month with losses for a suite of banking, technology and consumer names consigning the local bourse to …
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Big four lenders ANZ and National Australia Bank have once again moved to shift rising costs onto customers with their sixth and seventh fixed rate hikes of the past six …
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Officials remain positive the impact of Covid will be modest despite expectations of a surge of cases this winter. Appearing before a senate estimates hearing on Friday, Treasury boss Steven …
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Ben Fordham has lashed out at “dole bludgers” who are rorting the welfare system by deliberately failing to find work. The 2GB Radio host and journalist told his listeners on …
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Three men have been charged by police after allegedly claiming more than $1.3m in fraudulent pandemic payments from the NSW government. Strike Force Sainsbery, which was established to investigate fraudulent …
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A late fade killed the prospect of an eighth straight win for the Australian sharemarket, but investors can still look back on March as a period rich in gains – …
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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says there is no way a six-month 22c tax cut to petrol – that’s come at a cost of $3bn – will be extended if he wins …
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Scott Morrison has suggested Australians looking for rent relief should instead look to buying a home as thousands struggle with rising rental prices. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg unveiled his fourth budget …
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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has been grilled over a “missing” $3bn not revealed in the federal budget, but he says the opposition simply can’t read the papers properly. Mr Frydenberg unveiled …
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Anthony Albanese has unloaded on the government for producing a budget that has the “sincerity of fake tan” on the eve of an election to buy votes. The $8bn cost-of-living …
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