Meet Melbourne's trillion-dollar traders
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Turning point for 'better times'
Scott Morrison says the federal government can build some infrastructure projects cheaper and better than the private sector.
Housing 'market is slowing down'
Sydney and Melbourne house prices slowed in April but more data is needed to conclude that the market is cooling.
'The Federation is dysfunctional'
Tony Abbott has told the states to grow up and start acting like adults after some Premiers hit out at Malcolm Turnbull's plans to review the way the GST revenue is distributed.
Markets Live: Banking on the banks
Shares shake off a weak overseas lead with banks leading broad gains on the ASX as investors continue to push bank share prices higher.
Israeli encryption start-up heads for the ASX
Encrypted communications start-up Elsight joins flood of Israeli tech firms heading for the ASX, raising $6.5 million.
Setback for Antony Bell in AVO hearing
Just-emerged recordings from the last night of Anthony Bell's marriage to TV host Kelly Laundry can be used against him, a magistrate ruled....
Officeworks kicks off IPO marketing
Wesfarmers has begun marketing for its proposed spin-off of office stationary and electronics retailer Officeworks.
Deficit repair slips even with profit surge
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Government to save $1bn a year from unis
Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham will announce a tough higher education package on Monday.
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