Biggest residential rents fall in 20 years
Home rents across the combined capital cities fell by 0.6 per cent over the past financial year, their biggest fall in 20 years.
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Morrison: AAA threat won't drive up rates
EXCLUSIVE Treasurer Scott Morrison has downplayed the threat from Standard & Poor's AAA warning.
Banks brace for negative rating fallout
S&P has followed its action on the nation's sovereign AAA rating by placing a downgrade watch on the banks as well.
Wall Street boosts ASX
A turnaround in global risk sentiment saw Australian shares finish the day in the green.
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Malcolm Turnbull has pledged to "unite the parliament, unite the nation".
SA offers $10k for each new hire
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Bob Katter sides with Malcolm Turnbull
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AGL caught short in supply drought
AGL Energy's profit warning is a reminder of the potential energy crisis facing east coast gas markets.
CIMIC slides after accounts queried
Construction group CIMIC's shares tumbled 11 per cent after Morgan Stanley raised concerns.
Kogan.com shares slip 5.5 pc in ASX debut
Investors hoping for quick stag profits from the float of e-commerce pioneer Ruslan Kogan's Kogan.com were disappointed.
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