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Financial Review
For 70 years, The Australian Financial Review has been the authority on business, finance and political news in Australia.
Canadian Dye & Durham is set to take a knife to its $3.55 billion bid for Australia’s Link Administration Holdings,
There’s a stink brewing at Rio Tinto-controlled uranium miner Energy Resources of Australia.
Shayne Collins says some of ANZ traders weren’t even born when the bond market last crashed. But he says the focus is on the franchise not big bets.
As The Australian Financial Review has urged, the Labor government needs to more clearly back the central bank’s call for negotiated wage rises to be kept to around 3.5 per cent.
The Coalition’s Angus Taylor says the long-standing inflation target of 2-3 per cent should not be adjusted by the Albanese government’s review of the RBA.
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Scott Morrison, uncomfortable with Victoria's plans to sign more agreements with China, is taking control.
Two Australian accounting industry bodies say they never approved the use of their name and logos in newspaper ads supporting Hong Kong's new national security laws.
Major cyber security flaws were found in the Beijing-funded data centre in Port Moresby, where government files could be easily stolen without detection.
A Chinese military contractor that boasts of spreading disinformation has compiled profiles on more than 35,000 Australians. We have extracted some of the key names here.
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