Business Day

Will someone pay for Norfolk Island to plug into a 42 Tbps broadband connection?

Norfolk wants a fibre-to-the-island connection

BUSINESS
Lucy Battersby

Woman removes hundred dollar bills from her purse / wallet generic cash Australina money notes AFR MARKET WRAP

Why no consumer will be paying 884pc interest any more

CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Esther Han

Andrew Smith-O'Brien cancelled his credit card to ensure the gym did not continue taking direct debit payments.

Andrew cancelled gym membership five times before direct debit stopped

CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Lucy Cormack
44 mins ago

Stacks of banknotes are piled on a desk in a bakery in Caracas. Once one of the world's strongest currencies, the ...

The currency so devalued it no longer fits in wallets

WORLD BUSINESS
Sofia Barbarani

(From left) Rebecca Marsh, Amy Smyth and Rosie Togneri from Northern Ireland.

'They're robbing you already': backpackers lament new tax

WORKPLACE RELATIONS
Zac Crellin

Investors are nervous ahead of the OPEC meeting on Wednesday.

ASX falls ahead of OPEC meeting

MARKETS
Jessica Sier

To read the annual ratings pronouncements from the three commercial TV networks is to think that all were winners.

Unreality TV: The spin on yearly television ratings

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Market Indices

Updated: November 28, 2016 - 4:37PM

Updated: November 28, 2016 - 7:08PM

Updated: November 26, 2016 - 6:15AM

Updated: November 28, 2016 - 8:26PM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7481

Percentage up/down

0.62% rise
Euro

Price

0.7015

Percentage up/down

0.07% rise
British Pound

Price

0.5987

Percentage up/down

0.45% rise

Updated: November 28, 2016 - 8:11PM

Peter Dutton spoke ro Ray Hadley

Dutton is very right, a little correct and very wrong

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Societe Generale sees global GDP growth at 3.5 per cent in 2017, up from 3.2 per cent this year.

Hunt on for reasons behind America's slowing growth

COMMENT
Ross Gittins

The ACCC estimated 30 per cent of online testimonials might be fabricated.

Bait and switch: How companies fake customer online reviews

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Tthe market is evenly split over whether OPEC will reduce output by between 500,000 and 1 million barrels per day.

Investors brace for oil selloff should OPEC deal fail

Jessica Sier
28 mins ago

The steep fall has prompted several global banks to cut oil price forecasts.

Markets Live: ASX slips on oil

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

Wall Street dropped on firming prospects for a December rate hike.

8@eight: ASX eyes new highs ahead of annual purple patch

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Karoon Gas is upping its interest in Brazil.

A nervous wait for Karoon Gas

Jessica Sier

'Asymmetric' OPEC risk to weigh on ASX

Jessica Sier

Australia's first listed eSports company debuts

Lucy Battersby and Thomas Hounslow

Wall St rises for third straight week

Saudis seek OPEC-first output agreement

Javier Blas, Grant Smith and Wael Mahdi

Former Westpac adviser Anthony Bishop is the 22nd financial planner to be banned under a crackdown by the corporate ...

ASIC bans former Westpac financial planner

Georgia Wilkins

More sharing of bank customers' data would benefit competition, ASIC says.

ASIC backs more data sharing in banking

Clancy Yeates

ASIC chair Greg Medcraft believes the market is "frowning upon" cross-selling by banks.

Watchdog orders banks to review product cross-selling

Clancy Yeates

Westpac lifts interest rates on fixed rate mortgages

Big banks 'will follow' Westpac's rate hike

John Collett

ANZ's chief risk officer, Nigel Williams, said the bank had beefed up its compliance since the investigation in Singapore.

ANZ Bank and Macquarie admit to attempted cartel conduct

Clancy Yeates

Waiter

Thousands of workers discover they're being ripped off

Nick Toscano

Everyone has bad days at work. But if you feel it's affecting your overall happiness, it's time to make a change.

Signs you're in the wrong job

Aine Cain

Run up that hill and plunge into new ways of doing things.

The new workplace is agile and non-stop. Can you keep up?

Quentin Hardy

Simon Bosch

Star struck: how Caltex pumps profits out of servos

EXCLUSIVE

Crown Resorts Melbourne casino.

Crown's Chinese war room in act of 'a--- covering'

EXCLUSIVE

Poker machines are a common vice.

Real estate fraud paying for gambling, drugs and entertainment

EXCLUSIVE
Lucy Cormack

Andrew Smith-O'Brien cancelled his credit card to ensure the gym did not continue taking direct debit payments.

Andrew cancelled gym membership five times before direct debit stopped

Lucy Cormack
44 mins ago

Traffic was at a standstill for hours on the West Gate Bridge.

Thrifty slugs man with late fee after West Gate traffic chaos

Broede Carmody
1 hr ago

Woman removes hundred dollar bills from her purse / wallet generic cash Australina money notes AFR MARKET WRAP

Why no consumer will be paying 884pc interest any more

Esther Han

"Continued earnings growth in the liquor and hardware pillars was more than offset by lower earnings in food and ...

Metcash says no news on Amazon

Madeleine Heffernan

ALDI

Aldi still undecided on tax transparency code

Madeleine Heffernan

Red Rooster is tipping at least 5 per cent growth in sales this financial year to $500 million.

Red Rooster eyes meaty float

Madeleine Heffernan

Simon Bosch

Star struck: how Caltex pumps profits out of servos

EXCLUSIVE
Adele Ferguson

Caltex is still grappling with the extent of worker underpayment across its network.

Is Caltex worse for workers than 7-Eleven?

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

New government - new car? We take politics seriously enough to vote with our wallets.

Win the election, buy some wheels. Seriously

Peter Martin

Now the NSW electorate has good reason not to trust Baird. Subsequently, his reform days are over.

People trust the policies of politicians they trust

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Treasuries accept ultimate responsibility for getting the budget back to balance.

Smarter thinking on the budget deficit is long overdue

Ross Gittins

Peter Dutton

Dutton is very right, a little correct and very wrong

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Gold prices spiked to $A1760 per ounce in the run-up to the US presidential election.

Australia's gold miners dig deeper as local currency falls

Brent crude fell in London 3 percent to $US47.50 a barrel as of 5.37pm on Friday.

Saudis seek OPEC-first output agreement

Javier Blas, Grant Smith and Wael Mahdi

Benchmark LME zinc closed at $US2819 a tonne, a gain of 3.5 per cent and its highest since March 6, 2008. It marked up ...

Zinc, lead power base metals higher

Customer flooding a Walmart store in Rogers, Arkansas, during last year's Black Friday sales.

Black Friday kicks off the Christmas retail season

Carolyn Cummins

The new Sofitel hotel at Darling Harbour is due to open in 2017.

Sydney set for $4b-plus hotel developments

Carolyn Cummins

Consentino at AMP Crossroads, where demand is strong for high-quality assets.

Industrial property seen as growth sector for 2017

Carolyn Cummins

Kevin Systrom is neatly turned out, polite, a little dorky-looking even.

The man who earned billions - from selfies

Bryony Gordon
12 mins ago

Stacks of banknotes are piled on a desk in a bakery in Caracas. Once one of the world's strongest currencies, the ...

Venezuela's currency is so devalued it no longer fits in wallets

Sofia Barbarani

Officials are looking at all Greek-related EFSF assets.

Greek relief plan said to entail €33 billion euro bank bond swap

Vassilis Karamanis, Nikos Chrysoloras

A Grey Goose martini should be stirred, not shaken.

This is the one thing you should absolutely never do to vodka

Fine Drinks

Separates and neutrals at Polo in the City.

Separate states: The big trend men were rocking at the Polo

Men's Style

Stephanie Alexander looks forward to leftovers.

What I share with Stephanie Alexander and Annabel Crabb

Caitlin Fitzsimmons

You need to make a business case to support a request for a pay rise.

Nicole helps… position a reader for a pay rise

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Wipster's team relishes the underdog title that New Zealand has begun to attract throughout the Asia-Pacific.

'It's like putting up the middle finger to other companies'

Alana Christensen

Rowie Dillon's revenue for her cake business mainly comes from the big airlines.

How I got my food onto an in-flight menu

Kate Jones

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