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28 May 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

3 reasons the housing market is about to recover 

Just two weeks ago, with a Labor win almost certain, analysts feared house prices would continue to fall. Now it looks like the market is headed for a ...

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Financial institutions back Uluru Statement

A month after 18 law firms have signed allegiance to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, 22 financial institutions have shown their support for ...

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Investment banks face cartel class action lawsuit

Five global investment banks are facing a cartel class action lawsuit after a suit was filed at the Federal Court yesterday.  Maurice Blackburn ...

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Government encouraged to commit to 12% super guarantee

The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees has called on the government to raise the super guarantee to 12 per cent.  The AIST chief ...

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Coalition introduces new Treasury team

Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced his new cabinet over the weekend, including new faces in the Treasury team to be led by Treasurer Josh ...

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Suncorp CEO resigns

Suncorp’s chief executive and managing director Michael Cameron is stepping down after four years leading the company. Filling in for Mr Cameron’s ...

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Banking software documents ordered in Qudos IP case

The Federal Court has ruled Qudos Bank has reasonable grounds to believe a contracted platform developer had infringed its rights. It ordered IT ...

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Natixis backs Future Females in Finance

Natixis Investment Managers has partnered with Future Females in Finance (F3), in a collaboration that will cover six-week work experience programs ...

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Super funds rejecting most shareholder ESG proposals

Most of Australia’s largest superannuation funds do not support the majority of shareholder proposals on environmental, social and governance issues, ...

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Maurice Blackburn wins right to class action against AMP

The NSW Supreme Court has selected law firm Maurice Blackburn to be the one to take a shareholder class action against AMP following last year’s royal ...

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