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Huge pay jump flagged for Rio Tinto boss Simon Trott

Huge pay jump flagged for Rio Tinto boss Simon Trott

The mining giant has proposed an eye-watering bump to its chief executive's remuneration package as top companies ...
Australian shares finish flat as rate increase looms

Australian shares finish flat as rate increase looms

The ASX has fallen flat after a promising start to the session, as fears of an interest rate hike counterbalanced ...
Casino dealt crushing $260m fine amid fight to survive

Casino dealt crushing $260m fine amid fight to survive

Australia's biggest listed casino company has been slapped with a hefty fine for breaking money laundering and ...
Green energy needed to end dependence on ‘fruitcakes’

Green energy needed to end dependence on ‘fruitcakes’

Mining magnate Andrew Forrest says Australia should produce its own power so it doesn't have to depend on other ...
Greens chief scolds senator for defence on social media

Greens chief scolds senator for defence on social media

David Shoebridge says taking to social media is 'not the way' to handle allegations and is vowing to let the ...
One Nation pushes ahead with controversial super policy

One Nation pushes ahead with controversial super policy

The One Nation leader has said an amendment will be moved in the lower house to establish the party's Super Pay ...
New Zealand interest rates held in surprise dovish call

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.
Aussies chow down on mince as high cost of living bites

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 ...
Hot inflation figures raise pressure for race day hike

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 ...
Trump promotes oil production during Texas rally

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 ...
‘Are you an idiot?’: AI models give secrets in seconds

‘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

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 ...
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