Hostplus, Catholic Super top super returns
Infrastructure and equities are tipped for strong growth in 2017 after propelling the average balanced super fund to a 7.7 per cent gain.
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Fond farewell to the accidental premier
Some are born great, some achieve greatness but Mike Baird was clearly in the category of those who had greatness thrust upon them.
Boyne Island smelter slashes jobs
Rio Tinto's Boyne Island aluminium smelter is slashing production worth more than $100 million and up to 30 jobs.
Brand you never heard of takes on Nike
Little known Artengo is taking on mega brands Nike and Adidas for a slice of Australia's $4 billion sporting goods retailing market.
NSW Treasurer to run for leadership
NSW Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian will stand as a candidate to replace Premier Mike Baird for the party leadership.
Markets: CSL surges on profit upgrade
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Bankers cross fingers Baird-boom lives on
The man who oversaw $35b of privatisations in five years - from ports to electricity networks and water assets - is gone.
Unemployment up slightly in December
The Australian unemployment rate rose slightly in December, disappointing economists who had expected it to hold steady.
CSL shares surge after profit upgrade
Biotechnology giant CSL said its full-year net profit would likely rise 18 to 20 per cent, up from 11 per cent growth previously forecast.
Bega shares jump 11pc on Vegemite deal
Good news for vegemite and cheese sandwich lovers. Bega Cheese has bought the iconic spread in Australia.
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