77 m. ago Who’s backing who? Every newspaper’s pick for prime minister

A slim majority of newspapers have gone against the expectations of the pollsters to back the Coalition to return to power.

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1 hour ago The tables have turned, and Putin’s country is now in dire trouble

The alarm bells are ringing for the Russian president as he tries to hold together an exhausted war economy.

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2 h. ago ASX Runners of the Week: DY6 Metals, Dateline, Andromeda & Jindalee

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is DY6 Metals Ltd, after it announced high-grade gallium assays at its Tundulu rare earths project in Malawi.

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2 h. ago ‘We need a clear victory’: Why the ASX doesn’t want a minority government

The Australian sharemarket has built on its positive gains from the morning after China announced it was evaluating a request from the US to open trade talks.

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4 h. ago ‘Don’t know, don’t care’ culture fails to shift at super funds

Customers are still “banging [their] heads up against a brick wall” when it comes to processing death and disability claims.

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6 h. ago Health Workers Union put into administration as secretary Diana Asmar stands down

A deal was struck to avoid a protracted court battle as the Fair Work Commission takes civil action against Asmar for a multimillion-dollar “ghost printing” arrangement.

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8 h. ago ‘It’s a heist’: Why the $14b James Hardie deal has set off alarm bells

Not long before Donald Trump’s tariff armageddon, Australian investors experienced a seismic financial shock on home soil which has reverberated throughout the entire market.

Economics

9 h. ago ASX rises as Wall Street extends winning streak; Apple, Amazon results out

The Australian sharemarket dipped at the open before lifting into the green on Friday morning after Big Tech players lifted Wall Street higher overnight

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12 h. ago ASX set to slide, Wall Street extends winning streak; Apple, Amazon results out

Microsoft and Meta Platforms are driving Wall Street higher after reporting profits for the start of the year that were even bigger than analysts expected.

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14 h. ago ASX set to slip, tech giants push Wall Street higher; Apple results ahead

Microsoft and Meta Platforms are driving Wall Street higher after reporting profits for the start of the year that were even bigger than analysts expected.

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15 h. ago As companies return to the office, these workers are being left behind

More companies are requiring workers to return to an office five days a week, which is a problem for some workers.

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15 h. ago My boss publicly criticises me. Am I being managed out of my job?

Constantly second-guessing yourself and then being criticised publicly for every decision sounds like a kind of professional hell.

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15 h. ago How to build your reputation at work (without relying on LinkedIn)

Our modern, online world provides plenty of opportunities to add or subtract from your reputation in the workplace. Here’s how to take advantage of it.

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15 h. ago Young people will decide the next PM – and the winner is already clear

Gen Z and Millennials are increasingly turning their backs on the major parties.

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15 h. ago Former panel beater buys $450m shopping centre in Sydney’s leafy north shore

Panel-beater-turned-billionaire-developer Sam Arnaout has just inked Australia’s largest “neighbourhood” shopping centre sale.

Economics

25 h. ago So you’ve gained weight in menopause. Here’s how to deal with it

Understanding the reasons for those additional kilos is the first step to finding effective ways to manage it. A little self love doesn’t hurt either.

Politics

26 h. ago Tesla chair denies plans to look for new CEO to replace Musk

Robyn Denholm says the Wall Street Journal report is “absolutely false”.

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27 h. ago Trump says Ukraine deal discussed in meeting at Pope’s funeral

A new agreement will give America preferential access to Ukraine’s critical minerals, while providing Kyiv with some assurance about continued US support.

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27 h. ago ClearVue to showcase solar glass tech in Tattersalls upgrade

ClearVue Technologies has been awarded a supply contract in the heart of Sydney’s CBD for the historic Tattersalls Club as part of a $300M upgrade at the site.

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28 h. ago Kmart is beating up Big W and giving Woolies a major headache

Big W, owned by Woolworths, is losing a lot of money as its range of toys, beauty products and homewares fails to click with shoppers.

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