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Greens divided over under-fire senator’s leave claims

Greens divided over under-fire senator’s leave claims

The leader of the Greens has hit back at one of his senators, insisting it is appropriate he takes leave while ...
‘Under siege’: small business a target for government

‘Under siege’: small business a target for government

A premier has used his State of the State address to attack the federal government over changes to trusts, tax ...
China’s economic growth picks up in third quarter

China’s economic growth picks up in third quarter

China's economy grew slightly faster in the third quarter, beating economists' expectations and moving closer to ...
Blockbuster trade deal on rocks as parties trade fire

Blockbuster trade deal on rocks as parties trade fire

Australia has been urged not to miss out on a potential windfall by letting a free trade deal with Europe fail, ...
Annuity provider’s shares surge on $8b takeover offer

Annuity provider’s shares surge on $8b takeover offer

Challenger Limited says its board is considering an acquisition approach from TAL, Australia's biggest life ...
ASX edges higher as financials and energy stocks lift

ASX edges higher as financials and energy stocks lift

Rebounding bank stocks are helping the local bourse counterbalance weakness in technology, real estate and ...
Why a mega trade deal has been thrown in jeopardy

Why a mega trade deal has been thrown in jeopardy

An agreement eight years in the making with one of Australia's largest trading partners could come undone as the ...
‘No easy paths’: why calls grow for a GST hike

‘No easy paths’: why calls grow for a GST hike

Ballooning debt should force a major rethink of the GST, a top think tank says, but the neediest families would ...
‘Can’t be repeated’: revolt over card ban blackout

‘Can’t be repeated’: revolt over card ban blackout

Federal ministers knew for months the tax office was considering no longer accepting credit card payments when a ...
Home auctions take a hit with price disclosure rules

Home auctions take a hit with price disclosure rules

The number of homes going under the hammer has plunged as price disclosure rules in one state feed into a property ...
Eyes on RBA for rate call hints as jobless numbers rise

Eyes on RBA for rate call hints as jobless numbers rise

Higher-than-expected unemployment numbers have raised hopes the central bank will keep interest rates on hold when ...
Businesses set to fork out in upcoming trust tax change

Businesses set to fork out in upcoming trust tax change

A federal minister has admitted there will be a cost to pay for business owners in adjusting to rules taxing ...
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