Power struggle: the energy supply election question
The green transition is firmly on the ballot in an upcoming state election, as experts warn decisive action is ...
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Nvidia shares fall as Huang faces ‘spy’ affair scrutiny
Chinese authorities have denied allegations of espionage linked to an affair involving Nvidia chief executive ...
Watchdog warns private credit amid Bathla scrutiny
The collapse of the western Sydney-based developer is a concerning case study of the poor practices in the private ...
Church fears Biblical teachings could be censored
Christian groups will tell an inquiry into online safety that their teachings about gender roles and ...
Bathla lender blames spreadsheet error for stop order
A private credit firm penalised by the regulator for not disclosing ties to Bathla Group says it has little ...
Australian shares shake off early slump to inch higher
The ASX has shaken off a soft start to close with gains, but local economic concerns continued to cast a shadow ...
ANZ’s cost-cutting delivers bumper profit growth
ANZ's cash profit has risen to $7.6 billion after the bank cut thousands of staff but the strong result hasn't ...
Tech giants challenge ‘rushed, vague’ online safety bid
Meta, Google and Tiktok and Snap agree in principle with a bill that aims to protect people from online harm, but ...
‘Back Australia’: David Jones enjoys record sales boost
Australians have flooded David Jones' 38-store network, running up sales at the tills and online in a show of ...
Greed at industrial scale in super switching calls
A review into lead generation has found multiple examples of dodgy practices, leading to potential high-risk ...
Explosives maker touts strong tailwinds as profit slips
Recent jitters around artificial intelligence infrastructure shouldn't impact trending demand for the metals ...
Australians are tied to the AI boom, like it or not
A 30 per cent fall in the price of artificial intelligence-related shares could result in a significant fall in ...
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