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The Turnbull government's plans to dilute its most controversial superannuation proposal by allowing exemptions for "life events" could cost the budget between $300 million and $450 million, which would then have to be found elsewhere.
Sydney's median house price jumps back over the $1 million-mark in June quarter.
The bull market in global government bonds that started in August 1982 is about to finish.
Local shares are poised to lift at the open as Microsoft underpinned record highs on Wall Street.
If the property industry is serious about busting up the industry's "boys' club" mentality it should look at architecture.
French major Total has signalled it won't seek to outbid ExxonMobil for Papua New Guinea's InterOil.
The most senior Australian banker on Wall Street says ultra low US interest rates must soon rise.
Headlong moves into unreliable wind and solar power would mean trouble, warn veterans of South Australia's enthusiasm for renewables.
The Productivity Commission says the government should lift foreign investment restrictions on agriculture.
BHP Billiton will seek to appease investors with increased production in four mineral divisions over the next year.
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