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Fantastic Furniture will import all of its furniture from overseas after locally manafacturing its products for 35 years.
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Hayley Taylor

Major furniture store to close its manufacturing doors in Australia

The last factory locally producing furniture for the company makes just 6 per cent of the brand’s stock.

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Wesfarmers and SQM's Mt Holland lithium venture.

Wesfarmers green lights $1.4b WA lithium expansion

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The supermarket giant is hiking the price of a household staple as its suppliers face ongoing fuel-related supply chain and operational cost pressures.

Coles to charge more for item bought by almost every shopper

Companies
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NAB is the latest bank to confirm it is joining the cull, after ANZ revealed it was slashing 3500 jobs and 1000 contractors.

NAB and ANZ job cuts are just the start of killing season

Companies
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Consumers are being urged to shop around for the best grocery deals, though Australia’s third-largest supermarket offers the greatest overall value.

Cheapest supermarket and average shop totals revealed

Australia
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Oil price, war The Nightly

Exports have increased so why has oil jumped in price again?

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After a huge fall, the CSI 300 index meets the conventional definition of a bear market.

Why are Chinese investors so glum?

Business
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Supermarkets and miners are among the stocks that ASX brokers are leaning towards as consumers cut back on spending.

What stocks should you buy in this shaky economy?

Business
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Treasury secretary Jenny Wilkinson admitted in Estimates that government spending is contributing to demand.

Treasury chief admits government spending adding to demand

Politics
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For savers unwilling to jump through monthly hoops, AMP offers 5.50 per cent on balances up to $50,000 without the usual strings attached.

Banks slug borrowers but savings rates crack a decade high

Wealth
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Australians are promised $1.6 billion in surcharge savings but rewards cardholders with the big four bank face higher rates, fewer perks and weaker insurance. Here’s everything you’re about to lose ...

Big banks gut credit card perks. Here’s what you’ll lose ...

Wealth
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The strong annual result concealed a sudden fall and recovery late in the financial year.

Is your super fund among this year’s best-performers list?

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Housing prices falling in Melbourne and Sydney The Nightly

Australian homeowners brace for pain as prices set to plunge

Australia
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Mining

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Fortescue foundre Andrew Forrest has pined the blame for the miner's share price partly on US President Donald Trump.

Twiggy pins Fortescue slump on ‘fruitcake’ Trump

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A nugget worth up to $200,000 was almost missed by a prospector who had spent days searching the red dirt in the outback — and feared his spectacular find might be nothing more than 'a painted rock'.

‘Nearly walked past it’: Huge $200k gold nugget discovery

Newsworthy
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Rio Tinto Australia chief executive Kellie Parker.

Rio Tinto exec appointed to fix troubled defence projects

Mining
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Ross McEwan, chair of BHP, speaks during the company's annual general meeting in Melbourne.

Why BHP chair says Australia should be more like Canada

Mining
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Energy

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A video on the Snowy Hydro 2.0 scheme’s website shows the construction work.

Snowy Hydro 2.0 cost could blow out to $25 billion

Energy
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Europe has spent decades shutting down coal-fired plants to combat global warming. Now the ones still left are experiencing an unexpected windfall. 

Dwindling coal fleet in Europe reaps windfall from gas rally

World
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Madeleine King addresses the National Press Club in Canberra.

King vows gas reserve will ‘push down’ energy prices

Politics
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Inpex's Ichthys LNG offshore facilities

Gas carve-outs could leave factories paying top dollar

Energy
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