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Banks urged to support customers as cost-of-living bites - Vimarsana News

Banks urged to support customers as cost-of-living bites

Anthony Albanese will likely announce the date of the referendum before midday in Adelaide; Chris Bowen says Snowy 2.0 remains a “vital project” despite its cost blowing out. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Danielle Wood says living standards to climb more slowly - Vimarsana News

Danielle Wood says living standards to climb more slowly

Jason Clare tells the Education Summit the number of jobs requiring university education will dramatically increase; David Littleproud calls for a bipartisan debate on tax reform. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Allegra Spender makes case for 'reckoning' on housing, taxes - Vimarsana News

Allegra Spender makes case for 'reckoning' on housing, taxes

Ian Learmonth is not expecting the delivery of renewable projects to outpace the build-out of the transmission grid; Qantas faces a class action lawsuit. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Deborah O'Neill says big four have operated without scrutiny for too long - Vimarsana News

Deborah O'Neill says big four have operated without scrutiny for too long

Labor Senator Deborah O’Neill criticises the big four’s approach to expanding their share of government work; Geoffrey Watson is “absolutely appalled” the Lehrmann report was leaked to the media. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
AFR makes appointments in wealth, politics and economics - Vimarsana News

AFR makes appointments in wealth, politics and economics

Joanna Mather has been appointed Wealth Editor; Ronald Mizen will cover the intersection of business, politics, economics and the law; and Michael Read has been appointed economics correspondent.

Source: afr.com