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Droneshield shares jump as CEO talks tough

Droneshield shares are up 2475 per cent in 5 years and its CEO says the company is just starting in its journey selling counter-drone technology.

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Autonomous trucks at work at Rio TInto's Gudai-Darri iron ore mine in the Pilbara.

BHP-Rio Tinto iron ore alliance floated to confront China

WA’s two most prolific iron ore miners should join forces to prevent China’s emboldened commodities buyer from squeezing them on price, according to one global investment bank.

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With $4.5 trillion now in superannuation being force-fed at the rate of 12 per cent a year for every employment dollar earned by Aussies, this is too big a honey pot to be left alone.

$3m tax battle won but war on $4.5t super pot just begun

NICK BRUNING: While pre and post-retirees are celebrating the Federal Government’s major backflip on its proposed $3m super tax, don’t for a moment think winning the battle means the war is also over.

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REVEALED: Why homeowners shouldn’t get rate cut hopes up

Aussie borrowers have been warned a November rate cut is not a done deal.

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Many seniors accessing in-home care will be required to make new financial contributions based on their income and, for the first time, their assets. But there is a way to reduce the burden.

How to dodge new wave of higher fees coming for at-home care

NICK BRUINING: Many seniors accessing in-home care will be required to make new financial contributions based on their income and, for the first time, their assets. But there is a way to reduce the burden.

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THE ECONOMIST: Both banks and private-markets giants are fearful of more lending blow-ups.

Why Wall Street is fearful of more lending blow-ups

THE ECONOMIST: Both banks and private-markets giants are fearful of more lending blow-ups.

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Hundreds of ATM and bank branches have closed across Australia in the last year.

Cash access taking a major hit as axe swung on hundreds of bank branches and ATMs

It comes as the government revealed its plan for the future of physical currency.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers is promoting Australia’s investment potential on a visit to Wall Street.

Treasurer pitching Australia to US as ‘renewable energy superpower’

Australia's mineral wealth, renewable energy potential and unique regional positioning will be spruiked by the nation's treasurer to big money in the Big Apple.

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Law firm King & Wood Mallesons revealed the total bill for class actions in Australia jumped to a record $1.9 billion in 2024-25.

As class actions soar it’s no longer just lawyers cashing in

Class action damages have hit a record high but lawyers aren’t necessarily the biggest winners.

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Share investors are still optimistic despite US market fears of sub-prime turmoil.

Bond & gold markets scream trouble, but investors party on

While bond and gold investors are betting on economic trouble ahead, share investors remain optimistic about the prospects for artificial intelligence to reshape the business world.

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THE ECONOMIST: Politics and ageing populations are pushing the world’s rich economies down a dangerous debt path.

Why the world can’t escape the inflation spiral

THE ECONOMIST: Politics and ageing populations are pushing the world’s rich economies down a dangerous debt path.

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Tadahi Yanai, the founder of Uniqlo and owner of Fast Retailing, in Chelsea, New York, Sept. 16, 2025.

For Uniqlo’s founder, conquering America is personal

THE NEW YORK TIMES: ‘Is it really OK for America to, as it pleases, decide this percentage for this country and this percentage for this country? I have objections.’

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The number of ATMs across the country has halved in the space of eight years.

Armaguard survival key as Aussies struggle to access cash

The plight of the currency transport business comes as the number of Australian ATMs has halved in eight years and as the network of bank branches has plunged.

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SCA boasts 99 stations broadcasting on the FM and AM bands, and digital radio, including MMM, the Hit Network and the LiSTNR on-demand service.

SWM merger partner Southern Cross turns up the earnings

Southern Cross Media has reported a bumper jump in first-quarter earnings ahead of its planned merger of equals with Seven West Media.

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Real estate stocks and the banks were doing the heavy-lifting early, up 2.4 per cent and 1.1 per cent, respectively.

Dreams of rate cut drive ASX200 to new record high

Australia’s biggest stocks have touched a new record mid-trading day high, following a positive overnight lead from Wall Street and signals of more interest rate cuts.

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