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Opposition leader says Asio has not raised any concerns about ALP candidates while NSW branch questions ‘timing and source of allegations’

After giving just 52 days’ notice, ASIC licences for Australia’s small proxy advisory firms were cancelled on Monday by Josh Frydenberg, writes Stephen Mayne.

The Senate disallowed the proposed reforms on Thursday (10 February).

The Senate overturns Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's regulations on proxy advisers – the people who advise big investors including superannuation funds about how to vote on issues impacting the re-election of company directors.

The Senate overturns Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's regulations on proxy advisers – the people who advise big investors including superannuation funds about how to vote on issues impacting the re-election of company directors.

The Senate has voted to disallow the proposed reforms to proxy advice, following concerns that the measures may have a detrimental impact on super members. In December last year, the Morrison governm

The Senate overturns Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's regulations on proxy advisers – the people who advise big investors including superannuation funds about how to vote on issues impacting the re-election of company directors.

The overturning of proxy changes is an embarrassing loss for the Treasurer, who must accept that investors are an important part of the capitalist economy.

Australian consular officials have reportedly been barred from accessing a Hong Kong-born Australian man detained under the city’s national security law.

Hallelujah! Tech has rallied, which has helped pushed the ASX higher again at market close. The S&P/ASX200 gained 20.30 points or 0.28% to 7,288.60 and...