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French populism fears boost the Aussie

Victory for Marine Le Pen could pose "the biggest threat to the survival of the eurozone since the height of its crisis ...

The Australian dollar hit a 21-month high against the Euro overnight after Marine Le Pen said she would pull France out of the Eurozone if she wins the presidential election.

Is it time to crack down on property investors, again?

Is it time for our financial watchdogs to consider turning up the dial once more?

How the regulators respond to the latest investor loan boom is shaping up as the more interesting questions in domestic banking this year – which could have a big impact on the broader real estate market.

Reserve Bank leaves rates on hold at 1.5%

RBA governor Philip Lowe will on Friday outline his thinking about the year ahead.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has left its cash rate steady for the fifth consecutive board meeting as it prepares to release forecasts showing economic growth picking up and inflation climbing from 1.5 per cent to more than 2 per cent.

Worner's love letters to Harrison released online

Seven's chief executive Tim Worner has been cleared by the board of any wrongdoing.

Amber Harrison has started tweeting pictures of love letters she received from Seven's chief executive Tim Worner, to publicly argue her side of an ongoing dispute with the media company. 

Government backs down over Queensland defence land grab

The Turnbull Government has backed down over its plan to force Queensland land holders to sell to make way for expanding ...

The Turnbull government has been forced to back down from plans to compel Queensland landholders to sell their properties to make way for expansions to Defence force training bases, following a community backlash in its most marginal electorate.

Refugees beg UNHCR staff to decide their fate

Samar, 8, an asylum seeker from Sudan at the protest outside the UNHCR in Jakarta on Monday.

The frustration of years of living with uncertainty in Indonesia spilled onto the streets on Monday with about 30 refugees rallying outside the United Nations Refugee Agency in Jakarta demanding answers.

Kenna's wondrous landscapes

<i>Quixote's Giants, Study 10, Consuegra, Spain</I>. 1996.

Photographer Michael Kenna spoke to Clique about his professional process, and gave rare insight into the philosophy he has developed over many years taking stunning landscape images.