New Zealand interest rates held in surprise dovish call
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has held interest rates at 2.75 per cent just days before the country's election.
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Aussies chow down on mince as high cost of living bites
The nation's biggest supermarket chain has revealed a near seven per cent lift in quarterly food sales, partly ...
‘Profit ahead of compliance’: Casino handed giant fine
A judge has criticised Australia's biggest listed casino company as he gave a massive fine for breaching money ...
Hot inflation figures raise pressure for race day hike
Underlying inflation rose by one per cent in the September quarter, increasing the chance of a Melbourne Cup day ...
Australian shares lift but inflation spurs rate worries
The local share market has pared some of its early gains after a hotter-than-expected inflation print narrowed the ...
Trump promotes oil production during Texas rally
Donald Trump has taken his midterm campaign blitz to Texas, where Senate candidate Ken Paxton is locked in a tight ...
Greens want new tax policy on the table before election
As the Greens grapple with internal unrest, federal leader David Shoebridge is vowing to turn the tide on ...
‘Are you an idiot?’: AI models give secrets in seconds
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike has warned that frontier artificial intelligence models are being easily abused ...
Solid first return for Labor’s flagship investment fund
The National Reconstruction Fund booked a sizeable profit from its investment in lithium miner Liontown, helping ...
Online hate is spilling into the real world, AFP warns
A real shift has occurred as online hate has extended out into real life, AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett has told ...
Mbappe apologises for ‘ill-judged’ Mao meme comments
Kylian Mbappe has apologised for comments in which he apparently referred to the founding leader of Communist ...
Chinese brands cut Mbappe ties over ‘dictator’ remark
Chinese companies appear to have given Kylian Mbappe a red card after the French football titan made comments ...
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