Morrison sits on fence over penalty rates
The government is refusing to defend or express an opinion about penalty rate cuts, despite urging business to sell the benefits.
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Risk rises as Trump disappoints on detail
Fund managers say the lack of detail in Donald Trump's speech to Congress leaves markets vulnerable to a correction.
Nats find no pork at Maccas
It's going to take more than a rousing anthem and a pep talk at quarter-time to herd the Nationals.
Westpac taken to court over lending
Westpac failed to properly assess whether potential borrowers could repay their home loans, ASIC has alleged.
ATO hits 7 multinationals with $2b tax bill
The Tax Office will hit seven multinational companies with a combined outstanding tax bill of $2 billion.
A softer Trump woos congress
Extending the olive branch, the President unconventionally urged Democrats to work with him to pass a $US1 trillion infrastructure package.
Men 'more highly valued' in female dominated industries
Even when women dominate management teams, they are still paid less than their male counterparts.
Exporters may be hit by US border tax
Australian exports to the US are worth about $14 billion a year and beef is by far the biggest at $2.5 billion.
CIMIC lashes 'rushed' Macmahon deal
Construction giant CIMIC has fired back at Macmahon's "rushed" Indonesian deal, which could foil CIMIC's takeover attempt.
Worker killed on Barangaroo Ferry Hub
A worker died at the Barangaroo Ferry Hub in Sydney's Darling Harbour after being hit by a metal object on Wednesday afternoon.
