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APRA boss Byres to stand down early from bank regulator
The head of Australia's bank regulator will end his term almost two years early, announcing he will step down from his role at the end of October.
Wall Street a mixed bag ahead of rate hike decision, ASX rising
Australian shares are rising on Tuesday, despite Wall Street wavering ahead of another likely rate hike later this week.
ASIC has been trying to shut down this 'predatory' lender for years. Is it finally about to succeed?
ASIC is investigating whether a third lending model set up by "predatory" payday lender Cigno is legal, while the company takes its fight to be exempt from credit laws to the High Court.
The last time inflation got out of control 'it ended badly'. So what's likely to happen this time?
Inflation is the highest it has been in decades, and is set to rise further. But how is it measured, what is behind the price rises and how will the Reserve Bank get it back under control?
Farmers beg Aussies to eat their way through avo-lanche of avocados
Smashed on toast, tossed in a salad, or blended in a smoothie; whichever way you eat your avos, farmers are pleading for you to eat more of them.
Gold coins as currency in African nation where many can barely afford bread
In an audacious bid to tackle hyperinflation the African nation launches gold coins as currency, but for the average citizen a loaf of bread can be costly, so the coins are largely out of reach.
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analysis: A new deal between Ukraine and Russia may show a path to the end of the war
While the Russian attack on Odesa is hardly an auspicious beginning and is indicative of the lack of trust between the belligerents, there are some important takeaways from the agreement, writes Mick Ryan.
The supply chain to our supermarket shelves is under major stress. Here's what the trucking industry suggests
Queensland-based truck driver Corrina Riley says more women should consider a career in trucking, as the industry grapples with driver shortages and increasing freight demand.
Morrison government 'failure' to consider owl scuttles Chinese-owned mine plans
A Federal court finds the Morrison government's approval for a tailings dam in Tasmania's wilderness area is invalid, prompting calls for people arrested during protests there to be compensated as "citizen heroes".
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Baggage handlers, ground crew threaten strike action prompting fears of further airport delays
By Ciara Jones
Long queues, flight cancellations and baggage delays at major Australian airports could worsen, with "chronically overworked" ground crew threatening strike action over pay and working conditions.
Posted Truckies rocked by suicide trauma fight red tape for compensation
Truck drivers who experience tragedy while on the job are unable to access compensation due to a loophole.
Posted Updated Russia's Gazprom slashes gas supply to Europe again
Russia's state-owned gas supplier cuts supplies through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to just 20 per cent of capacity due to alleged maintenance issues — an explanation rejected by main importer Germany.
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live: NSW: Sydney house prices fall at fastest rate in 40 years
MORNING BRIEFING: Sydney house prices have slipped 1.9 per cent over the past month as interest rate hikes have taken a toll— the fastest rate of decline in 40 years.
Posted 'My second was up': Woman recounts how she survived two crashes at the same notorious freeway intersection
By Charles Brice and Ethan Rix
An Adelaide woman who escaped twice in eight years horrific crashes at the bottom of the South Eastern Freeway wants to see changes to make the notorious intersection safer.
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