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02 April 2025 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

Taylor outlines bold plan to transform Australia into a financial powerhouse

​Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor has vowed to slash red tape and introduce a suite of financial services reforms aimed at transforming Australia into a ...

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RBA's slight hawkish shift amid tariffs sparks mixed reactions from economists

Governor Bullock took a more hawkish stance on Tuesday, raising concerns over Trump’s escalating tariffs, which sent economists in different ...

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RBA makes rate call amid political crosswinds

The RBA’s new monetary policy board has delivered its first rate decision. After delivering its first rate cut in over four years in February, the ...

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Economics committee hands down ASIC report, urges end to ASX CHESS ‘chaos’

The House of Representatives standing committee on economics has released its final report for its reviews of the corporate regulator’s annual reports ...

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Dutton fuels election tax war with budget reply

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has used his budget reply to pitch the Coalition as an alternate government, pushing fuel excise relief in place of ...

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Research firms raise the bar for private credit managers

Private credit fund managers are facing mounting pressure to meet stricter due diligence standards, as research houses refine their methodologies to ...

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Labor defends fiscal strategy, says recession was avoided

The government insists Australia has “turned the corner” after years of economic turbulence, crediting its fiscal approach for avoiding recession

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Caretaker mode or not? PM's department prematurely announces election

Although the Prime Minister declined to specify when an election would be called on Thursday, his department prematurely announced at 12

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Saving the pandas, forgetting the future: Economists hammer budget

In a budget that left economists scratching their heads, the government made a firm commitment to the welfare of two very important Australians: Xing ...

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Longo ‘morally certain’ ASIC needs more data-gathering powers in private markets

Longo is “morally certain” that the regulator requires greater data-gathering powers in private markets. ASIC’s paper on Australia’s evolving ...

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