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Macquarie faces $782m fine for allegedly misleading regulator

ASIC has targeted $82 billion financial giant Macquarie Group for the second time in a week,alleging complacency and hubris in its compliance with regulations.

  • byColin Kruger
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Sky News’ bush broadcasts in balance as Network 10 mulls next move

The News Corp-owned network’s roster of stars may stop beaming into regional homes in Australia’s three most-populous states if current broadcast agreements are not renewed.

  • byCalum Jaspan
Star Minerals has the green light to kick off extensional and infill drilling at its Tumblegum South gold project 40km south of Meekatharra in Western Australia.
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Star greenlit to drill WA gold play ahead of toll treatment decision

Star Minerals will commence extensional and infill drilling to boost resource confidence at its gold play near Meekatharra that it hopes will produce a quick bag of cash via toll treating.

  • byJames Pearson
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A frustrated corporate watchdog is out for blood at Macquarie

ASIC has turned apex predator with its decision to take alleged misreporting of the number of “short sales″⁣ Macquarie traded to the Supreme Court.

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

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US inflation is the calm before Trump’s tariff storm

The US inflation rate was edging towards the Federal Reserve’s target range. Then Donald Trump launched his trade war on the rest of the world.

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Stephen Bartholomeusz

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It was supposed to be the cost-of-living election. But then Dutton showed up

Anthony Albanese’s opponent achieved something that Labor couldn’t. He helped voters forget about the cost-of-living crisis.

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Roosters and Politis bet on Paddington co-living as clubs pour money into property deals

Sydney Roosters rugby league football club has extended its property portfolio footprint into the eastern suburbs.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Sam Arnaout has built an empire of pubs,including the Hotel Steyne in Manly.

Former panel beater buys $450m shopping centre in Sydney’s leafy north shore

Panel-beater-turned-billionaire-developer Sam Arnaout has just inked Australia’s largest “neighbourhood” shopping centre sale.

  • byCarolyn Cummins

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