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The active-versus-passive investment debate has flared up again but there is a way to get both.
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ANZ raises rates after rise in lending
ANZ is the latest major bank to raise interest rates for interest-only property investors after lending by banks rose 7 per cent in March.
Atlassian growth wards off rivals' threat
Atlassian's quarterly earnings gave investors confidence it can withstand any threat posed by the likes of Microsoft, Slack and Facebook.
Pacific Consortium walks from Tatts fight
Tatts Group has dealt would-be acquirer Pacific Consortium a blow, declaring that its revised bid is not superior to Tabcorp's.
The New Yorker tasked with fixing our grid
New AEMO boss Audrey Zibelman says there is an energy revolution underway and it's going to be lead by consumers.
Murray Goulburn 'misled' farmers
Australia's largest dairy producer Murray Goulburn and its former executives have misled farmers by overstating its milk price forecast.
Moody's, S&P caution Morrison on debt
Even a surge in government borrowing with so-called "good debt" could potentially weaken Australia's hold on its AAA credit rating...
Markets: ASX holds the line
Selling in the big banks and energy names is weighing, with the ASX 200 struggling to erase early losses but holding above 5900 points.
All signs point to the end of housing boom
Sydney and Melbourne price growth will cool for the remainder of 2017, but there's one missing piece in the price puzzle.
Seven sideswiped by Harrison move
Amber Harrison and her high-profile barrister have sideswiped Seven West in a dramatic move to transfer her legal battle to Melbourne.
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