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How to beat the superannuation changes

You might have to adjust the ingredients for your retirement. But it shouldn't mean having to create a Heston Blumenthal ...

Sally Patten

Experts have worked out that if retirees play their cards right they can still pay almost no tax on up to $7m in savings. This is how it works.

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Infographics

$7m in savings but less than the average worker

A pro-refugee advocate heckles Opposition Leader Bill Shorten's address in Brisbane.

Shorten heckled over refugees

Joanna Mather and Primrose Riordan

Labor supporters attempted to cover heckles from a refugee advocate as Shorten addressed a rally in Brisbane.

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Andrew Irving, an agronomist with Howe Farming for 10 years. His business is leaving 30 per cent of its bananas on the ...

The RBA should worry about banana prices

Jemima Whyte

At $1.50 a kilo bananas have rarely been cheaper. The glut is bad news not just for growers.

Glasenberg has consistently spanked his competitors for wasting and ultimately popping the now deflated long resources ...

Glasenberg's Miami advice is cut and shut

Matthew Stevens

Annually in May global mining bosses assemble in Miami for an industry summit described as "speed dating for chief executives".

Spyware has the potential to be used for good or ill: to foil terrorists or to hunt down political dissidents.

The digital mercenary vs the dissidents

David Kushner

David Vincenzetti and his Hacking Team seem invented for TV but his spyware is disrupting the world of spies, dictators - and anti-terrorists.

Voters the big winners from first debate

Laura Tingle

What a relief to hear two leaders having a civilised and detailed discussion about policy issues, not engaging in dull slogans and simply at...

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Video

Iron ore's collapse fulfils predictions

Don't say there wasn't any warning. Iron ore's gone from boom to bust in the space of just three weeks.

Why no one is playing the cost-of-living-card

Jacob Greber

Concerns about the lack of fiscal stimulus and the desperation of monetary policy should be at the heart of the campaign.

The woman who checked out of Hotel Panama

Neil Chenoweth

Jennifer Hershon tried something none of Mossack Fonseca's clients had ever managed — to check out of Hotel California.

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How the leader's debate unfolded

Read back on everything that happened on day five - including the first leader's debate.

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