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Finance watchdog warning over super switching calls

Finance watchdog warning over super switching calls

A review into lead generation practices has found multiple examples of dodgy practices, leading to potential ...
Britons cutting screen time with radios, vinyls, CDs

Britons cutting screen time with radios, vinyls, CDs

Consumers wanted to enjoy music 'without constant notifications and endless scrolling', a UK report has shown.
Barracks to be opened to the public after sale backflip

Barracks to be opened to the public after sale backflip

An historic army barracks will not be sold off after a public campaign, but it will not remain in defence hands, ...
Lending and confidence numbers to show rate rise impact

Lending and confidence numbers to show rate rise impact

Home loan data is expected to show a significant fall in investor lending as Labor's tax changes and rising ...
Zelenskiy condemns security service over graft scandal

Zelenskiy condemns security service over graft scandal

Ukrainian investigators say employees from the SBU security service helped a criminal group trade drugs as well as ...
Blue wave a blessing and curse for Aussie data centres

Blue wave a blessing and curse for Aussie data centres

Data centre discontent has helped propel Democrats to power in the US mid-term elections. Australian politicians ...
Pope voted in US midterms, ‘proud to be an American’

Pope voted in US midterms, ‘proud to be an American’

Pope Leo, likely the first pontiff to ever vote in a secular election, did not comment on the results of the US midterms.
US cost-of-living punishment a warning for all leaders

US cost-of-living punishment a warning for all leaders

Australians shouldn't expect much relief out of the US midterm elections but the results paint a grim picture for ...
Investors dive for bonds as tech slump pounds stocks

Investors dive for bonds as tech slump pounds stocks

Shares have fallen in Europe and Asia after a trillion-dollar plunge on Wall Street amid fears the US election ...
Aussie shares dip but end week higher despite risks

Aussie shares dip but end week higher despite risks

Mining stocks have continued to face volatility, torn between swings in oil prices and an increasingly uncertain ...
Australians use trusts at 20 times the rate as the UK

Australians use trusts at 20 times the rate as the UK

Australia's higher use of discretionary trusts compared to other economies suggests a greater reliance on the ...
‘Are you serious?’: ghost of Joyce still haunts Qantas

‘Are you serious?’: ghost of Joyce still haunts Qantas

The chair of Qantas has his sights firmly on the future of the carrier amid high fuel costs due to the Middle East ...
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