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Matildas coach backs Fowler’s absence from friendlies

Matildas coach backs Fowler’s absence from friendlies

Matildas coach Joe Montemurro supports Mary Fowler missing upcoming friendlies, and goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold ...
Billions in tech infrastructure needed for data centres

Billions in tech infrastructure needed for data centres

Telstra says Australia needs a significant boost in physical cabling and technological understanding if data ...
Smaller banks baulk at regional branch plan

Smaller banks baulk at regional branch plan

Smaller banks have criticised a proposal to pool banking resources in multi-bank hubs rather than individual branches.
AI factory firm’s $7b IPO looks doubtful

AI factory firm’s $7b IPO looks doubtful

The $7 billion ASX float of Bitcoin miner turned AI data centre operator Firmus is struggling to get off the ...
Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist

Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist

A rebound in metals prices has failed to dig Australian mining stocks out of trouble, amid worries about global ...
Groceries, health and firies: pre-election bids heat up

Groceries, health and firies: pre-election bids heat up

Weeks out from a state election, political leaders are offering pledges ranging from state-owned supermarkets to ...
Asia shares subdued, bonds swamped by AI debt wave

Asia shares subdued, bonds swamped by AI debt wave

Shares slipped on Asian markets, while sovereign bonds are under pressure from inflation fears, budget deficits ...
Officials wash hands of divisive Labor election grants

Officials wash hands of divisive Labor election grants

Senior ministers face pressure to answer questions over how projects were picked for a $560 million grant scheme ...
‘Grounds for hope’ even as wildlife numbers dive

‘Grounds for hope’ even as wildlife numbers dive

There are 'bright spots' of species recoveries, from otters to tigers and tuna, but the global decline of nature ...
Big bank, real estate site in lockstep on house prices

Big bank, real estate site in lockstep on house prices

The head of a major property listings website sees continued weakness in the residential market, with prices ...
Labor has ‘real concerns’ over ATO credit card ban

Labor has ‘real concerns’ over ATO credit card ban

The government is accused of peddling a double standard as the tax office refuses to absorb credit card surcharges ...
Ratings agency warns on record government spending

Ratings agency warns on record government spending

The federal government and the Reserve Bank are pulling in opposite directions in the fight against inflation, ...
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