Shares end year in the red
An impressive rally in the last weeks of December has failed to get investors into the black for 2015.
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CBUS board back embattled CEO
CBUS chair Steve Bracks is backing chief executive David Atkin against the Royal Commission's allegations.
2015 scorecard for house price forecasters
Many so-called experts got it very wrong when it came to predicting what would happen in 2015.
Nationals target extra ministry
Speculation is rife about the upcoming cabinet reshuffle, sparked by the departures of two ministers.
Property investors switch loans worth $32.5b to owner occupiers
Property investors switched $32.5 billion of their loans to owner occupier loans between July and November.
$45k per minute to light Sydney's skies
The city is spending 40 per cent more on its iconic display than it did five years ago.
How the world's richest got poorer in 2015
The richest people on Earth became a bit poorer this year.
Off-the-plan prices fall in Melbourne
About half of Melbourne off-the-plan apartments are now worth less than was paid for them but the oversupply is unlikely to hit Sydney.
Forecaster says iron ore could fall to $US20s
Iron ore may be in for a roller-coaster ride next year as prices swoon into the $US20s and then rally, according to Capital Economics.
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