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The former chief executive came off badly from a Senate inquiry, undermining years spent carefully cultivating a reputation for integrity.

Maple-Brown Abbott, Northcape, Antipodes and Abrdn are seeing investors continuing to pull money out of China and diverting it to other countries in the Asia Pacific, including Australia.

The ex-PwC CEO has been a director of the holding companies behind Sealy Posturepedic since December.

Aristocrat claims it has lost revenue and market share to its rival, which allegedly copied one of its top games. Light & Wonder described the lawsuit as baseless.

Unlike at Facebook, Melanie Silva says Google is renegotiating deals to pay local news companies, but pushed back on paying for content used to train AI models.

Philip Lowe is set to become the chair of Future Generation Australia, months after leaving the Reserve Bank.

Welcome to the weekend. To start off your day, we’ve curated 10 great reads to enjoy.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan says extreme weather wiped out almost half of Pomonal; Anthony Albanese says changes to the stage three tax cuts mean not only “top end” earners will benefit. Follow updates here.

The union’s national construction division secretary, Zach Smith, hasn’t been in the role long but is already making a splash in Canberra’s corridors of power.

Silicon Quantum Computing, the company formed by former Australian of the Year Michelle Simmons, has appointed Simon Segars, who sold the British chip company for $US32 billion.