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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has backed the central bank’s determination to get inflation back to target, despite blaming it for ‘smashing’ economic growth with higher interest rates.
This 17-year-old student won $10,000 and used it to fund her Amazon side hustle—now it brings in $71,000 a month.
‘They’ve already had all sorts of benefits and incentives thrown at them. We don’t.’
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Economists have accused Labor of using attacks on the Reserve Bank as a shield to distract from the impact of its spending on inflation, after former treasurer Wayne Swan launched a blistering salvo.
In a relatively flat final week of August, trading in an Aussie cheese-making company surged on the back of a stark turnaround in the company’s profit margins.
Rupert Murdoch named his son Lachlan his successor but the fight for power over the family newspaper empire is not over yet
The boss of Pacific Smiles has handed in his resignation following a tumultuous few months for the east coast dental services chain as a takeover target.
Australia’s financial watchdog is set to haul CFMEU boss Michael O’Connor before the courts in a bid to turf him out of an industry superannuation fund.
Nearly all work processes have been made more efficient by technology, with one exception
Improving construction could save billions of dollars for infrastructure already in the pipeline and assist Australian taxpayers and commuters.
Today’s economic data shows that, outside of the pandemic, the Australian economy has slowed down to its lowest annual rate of growth since the early-1990s recession. Are we headed for another one?
America’s favourite great-grandpa has hit his 94th birthday. But some investors with Berkshire Hathaway may wonder where their many happy returns are.
The Federal Government has ruled out a review of Browse Basin oil and gas projects after listing a new endangered species — with no impact expected to Woodside Energy’s $29 billion LNG plans.
Job losses are looming as Arcadium Lithium reveals it will put a West Australian mine site on ‘care and maintenance’.
Star Entertainment Group has brought in advisers to assess its financial woes, with directors still yet to sign off on this year’s numbers after it was hit with findings from a second damning inquiry.