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CPI figures give Labor a boost

‘Chinese AI security risk like Huawei'

Stalled EV tax a threat to budget

ASX council divided on DEI rules

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ASX push on diversity reports stalls

True cost of Endeavour spin-off revealed

Dutton eyes TikTok to lure voters

Preferred PM: Dutton draws level

Coalition to lean on ‘woke' banks

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Hopes for an IPO revival to save shrinking ASX

Telstra rolls out $700m AI boost

Step up in the Pacific: Labor to business

Dutton targets waste, handouts

Double-dipping uni VCs face crackdown

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Meta move casts cloud on election

Labor faces $7.4b wages black hole

Big super admits its size is a risk

Labor's $26b blowout on social spend

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Big energy ‘distorts market'

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Ryan Hall, Jo Gaines, Elena Limnios, Warren Hallam, Marnie Baker, Renee Fry-McKibbin, Cate Brooks and Ross Donaldson.

Labor still out to woo the voters

Super chiefs failing on asset values

Labor push for delay in spending

Multi-disciplinary contractor Benang was named Indigenous Business of the Year for its strong and consistent growth.

A Broome-based dental clinic has won Regional Business of the Year for making strides in healthcare for the Kimberley community.

Voters tip minority government

Fremantle Dockers Football Club's decision to shore up its core values has resulted in a high-performing, happy workforce, and recognition as Employer of the Year.