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Australia's share market is trading lower after ABS data showed the economy grew by 0.2 per cent in the June quarter, and 1 per cent over the last year. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the blog.
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Coles posted a $1.1 billion full-year, after-tax profit, while Woodside shares jumped 4 per cent after the company released its half-year results. Look back to see how the events unfolded.
10 days ago
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SunCable's Australia-Asia Power Link project in the remote Northern Territory has received crucial approval from the Commonwealth government.
17 days ago
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The Commonwealth Bank has posted a profit of $9.5 billion, down 6 per cent from its record results last financial year, while noting that younger Australians are bearing the brunt of the impact of the rising cost of living.
24 days ago
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The annual pace of wage growth has remained steady in the June quarter, at 4.1 per cent, with an increase in public sector wage growth offsetting a decline in private sector wages.
24 days ago
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The Australian share market has extended gains following a rebound on Wall Street. Meanwhile, RBA officials have fronted the Senate's cost of living inquiry, a day after it left interest rates on hold.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s 72-hour visit to Nigeria has attracted a level of publicity Buckingham Palace has been sorely lacking of late. Is it a reminder of the “Harry-shaped hole in the monarchy?”
4 months ago
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Airlines in the United States will soon be held to clear and consistent standards on flight cancellations, delays or unexpected changes to a passenger’s travel plans. So what lessons could these new rules hold for Australia?
4 months ago
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Once upon a time, the Met Gala was a simple midnight supper held to raise money for the then-struggling Costume Institute. So how did a dinner with a $50 entry fee morph into the celebrity circus that takes over every first Monday in May?
4 months ago
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American journalist Deborah Vankin can still recall sitting down one day to read her own obituary. Her search to uncover who was behind it, unearthed a cottage industry of spammy websites run by ‘obit pirates’.
4 months ago
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A years-long stand-off between two men over the future of Disney has finally come to an end. This is what we know about how chief executive Bob Iger vanquished investor Nelson Peltz.
5 months ago