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Independent creative agency SLIK has added nib, one of Australia’s fastest-growing health insurers to its rapidly expanding client roster. SLIK has won a competitive pitch to assist nib in its new brand positioning as a proactive health partner that supports all Australians so they can live ha

MP Jason Falinski spent the most recent House Economics Committee hearing probing the implications of super funds creating "rainy day funds" to pay for possible fines and sanctions.

Hostplus introduced a new trustee fee, after receiving Supreme Court approval to apply the fee to create emergency reserves.

The House Economics Committee is going to examine the rainy day funds created by superannuation funds following recent amendments made to the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993.

Aware Supers commitment to tackling climate change has been showcased in a global initiative that aims to accelerate the transition a net zero world.

New research from the Australia Institute and Quit Nukes shows most major Australian superannuation funds still have holdings in nuclear weapons.

Large super funds such as AustralianSuper, Aware and BT Funds Management are investing in companies linked to nuclear weapons production, the Australia Institute says.

New research from the Australia Institute and Quit Nukes reveals most major Australian superannuation funds have holdings in nuclear weapons

Super funds that invest responsibly are financially outperforming their peers. A new report from the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) has found that super funds that invest respo

Super funds that invest responsibly are expected to take a bigger share of assets and are financially outperforming their peers.