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Australia’s biggest home lender revealed fixed pay for its senior executives was increased between 4.5 per cent and 16.7 per cent in the 2025 financial year.

SGH is heading towards $1 billion of annual net profit. To reach this remarkable milestone, the conglomerate has bet big on Australia’s growing economy and its need for more infrastructure and housing.

Q+A: Getting that first foot on the property ladder is becoming harder and harder, and as parents it’s natural to want to help your kids by going guarantor. But what happens to you if it all goes wrong?

Global markets are reeling after US President Donald Trump announced his latest slew of steep tariffs on dozens of trading partners.

Despite almost every commentator suggesting tariffs are an ‘act of economic self harm’, markets have effectively rewarded Trump’s behaviour. Are you tired of winning yet?

JACKSON HEWETT: Inflation has finally fallen in line with the RBA’s forecast and is now the lowest it has been since March 2021. The ball is back in the Central Bank’s court.

JACKSON HEWETT: Working together, economies around the world could have stood up to Trump’s tariffs. Instead the UK raced for the lifeboats, and the rest have folded like dominoes ever since. 

By assuming operating control of east coast’s Australia most important energy source from ExxonMobil, Woodside takes responsibility for the Bass Strait gas production assets and associated gas plants.

Investors are starting to call for the luxury conglomerate to break itself apart.

US tariffs on incoming goods look to be settling in only slightly less than what Donald Trump had threatened in April, but the difference has been enough to ease some of Wall Street’s worst recession fears.