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‘Refused’: What sparked Coalition split

The Coalition has split after agreement talks broke down, with one senior party leader revealing the refused “reasonable request” that sparked the chaos.

Rate cut coming but don’t expect much more RBA relief

Most analysts are predicting an interest cut today, but borrowers beware. The chance of seeing rates below 2 per cent again appears highly unlikely any time soon. Here’s why.

Gawler farmer’s $800k fear: ‘Never been in this situation before’

The third generation grower says he is worried he could be forced to sell land or lay off workers as he confronts a crisis unlike anything he’s battled in decades.

ACCC eyeing Telstra over ‘misleading’ coverage claims

The nation’s biggest telco could be made to pay hundreds of millions of dollars if the competition watchdog finds in favour of TPG’s claim Telstra overstated its mobile coverage.

Popular family-run SA company’s global expansion plans

A former Adelaide Central Market favourite has recruited a controversial ex-state minister to help with its big export push.

Barefoot Investor: Why 5 per cent home deposits a ‘stupid idea’

Five per cent home deposits set to come into force next year will only push property prices higher.

Liquidators in $70m collapse put major sites on the block

Liquidators are continuing a sell-off of dairy assets run by failed ASX-listed Beston Global Food, with a surprise buyer found for a high-profile factory.

Minister’s boast ahead of key call

Anthony Albanese’s top bean counter has boasted of “good progress” on inflation ahead of a call that could make life easier or harder for millions of Aussies.

Staggering alleged nine-figure debt ATO is chasing from Vailo founder

The eye-watering amount the Australian Taxation Office claims embattled Vailo founder Aaron Hickmann’s estate owes can now be revealed.

ASX Trader: Why this overlooked asset may be next major bull market

While most investors have been focused on gold hitting record highs, another precious metal is quietly preparing for a major move.

Fears for Aussie workers as tariffs hit hard

A major Australian employer has paused operations, leaving hundreds of workers in limbo, as President Trump’s tariffs wreak havoc.

‘No-one was doing that’: Aussie gelato pioneer taking on the world

Gelato Messina founder Nick Palumbo is gearing up for a global expansion. But it’s been a rocky road to the top for Australia’s gelato king.