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Spirit Super eyes investments in regional Australia: Ross Barry, CIO - Vimarsana News

Spirit Super eyes investments in regional Australia: Ross Barry, CIO

The $26 billion Spirit Super is looking at investment opportunities in regional Australia as it moves on from its failed acquisition of the port of Geelong. The fund has also been de-risking its portfolio a year ago in anticipation of rising inflation.

Who is Nathan Albanese | Daily Mail Online - Vimarsana News

Who is Nathan Albanese | Daily Mail Online

The 21-year-old son of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been described as 'Australia's most eligible bachelor' - and has become the Labor leader's greatest weapon.

Rumin8 managing director David Messina aims to replicate asparagopsis to reduce methane emissions - Vimarsana News

Rumin8 managing director David Messina aims to replicate asparagopsis to reduce methane emissions

Farmers under pressure to reduce methane emissions from cattle could earn a “green beef” premium and carbon credits by using a new pharmaceutical solution.

Source: afr.com
Financial advice: Industry, retail funds back overhaul - Vimarsana News

Financial advice: Industry, retail funds back overhaul

The Levy review may unite the warring superannuation sector, as giants Colonial, AMP and Aware Super endorse contentious proposals aimed at boosting access to advice.

Source: afr.com
Australia's top five most powerful in property for 2022 are David Harrison, Darren Steinberg, Deanne Stewart, Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz, David Chandler - Vimarsana News

Australia's top five most powerful in property for 2022 are David Harrison, Darren Steinberg, Deanne Stewart, Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz, David Chandler

Just when the property sector was finally learning to live with the virus, it was hit with a fresh wave of disruption.

Source: afr.com