ASX's Funke Kupper breaks the mould
"It destroys my life but for me it's rising above it." Elmer Funke Kupper's decision to resign as CEO of the ASX is refreshing.
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How Brandis and Turnbull outfoxed Labor
When the Senate rose on Friday Labor and the Greens thought they had killed off plans for an early budget and July 2 election.
Good policy, but now tough politics starts
The restoration of a building industry regulator and the dentistry proposed to other jaws of industrial relations law are matters of considerable import.
Does CFMEU watchdog need sharper teeth?
Is a commission with strong powers so necessary to police the military building unions, that the 2016 election may be a referendum about it?
Malcolm Turnbull's Senate showdown
Malcolm Turnbull's stunning move to seize back the agenda leaves the Senate facing seven weeks of intense pressure.
CBA board needs better measures of culture, says directors
Leading directors say the Commonwealth Bank board should probe how its culture has contributed to problems in its insurance arm.
New Santos CEO wields axe
Two senior Santos executives, once seen as potential candidates to replace former chief executive David Knox, are being shown exit door.
Behind Telstra and News Corp's Foxtel IPO talks
Keep your friends close... and your enemies closer... Telstra and News could strike a delicate accord over Foxtel.
Brisbane median house price rises 6pc in a year
Brisbane's median house price reached $632,000, up 6.1 per cent on 12 months ago.
Anchorage examines APN's regional newspapers
Private equity firm Anchorage and its chairman Phil Cave might have copped bad press over the collapse of Dick Smith.
