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A drop in iron ore prices and two major US banks missing earnings estimates have taken their toll on the Australian share market.

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ANALYSIS: Living standards are being hit and wealth shredded by rocketing inflation in the United States, but there's dramatic, and potentially telling, differences across countries.

Australian shares have risen 0.4 per cent, with gains by iron ore miners, and coalminers outweighing losses for the big banks and property trusts.

An appeal by Christian Porter over the removal of his leading barrister in the now-settled defamation case against the ABC has been dismissed.

The national unemployment rate is set to fall further to 3.8 per cent when new labour force figures are released on Thursday.

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The ASX has closed up 0.2 per cent, although energy companies were under pressure after Brent crude prices plunged to a four-month low.

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The ASX has closed basically unchanged after losses by the mining sector and gains for consumer staples and health care.

Investors are taking a hit on most asset classes, with energy among the few likely to weather the storm of a tough coming financial year.

Outgoing WA Police deputy commissioner Gary Dreibergs is joining the technology firm that built the state's G2G border management platform.

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The local bourse has dropped by 1.1 per cent, as traders take a little off the table before the release of US inflation and Chinese GDP figures.

Global engineering firm Wood has inked a partnership deal with Western Australian Aboriginal-led construction company Marawar, the most significant agreement of its kind for the two companies.

A family heritage in policing runs deep for the outgoing commissioner as he readies to be WA's next governor.

The federal government says its position on dealing with China remains unchanged, despite China listing four demands in order to improve ties.

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The Australian share market has finished the day up 0.45 per cent and gained 2.1 per cent for the week, its best performance in 17 weeks.

Japanese former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has died, public broadcaster NHK has reported.

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Gains by the heavyweight mining sector have helped lift the Australian share market by 0.8 per cent as industrial metal prices rebound.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics says payroll jobs rose 0.1 per cent in the month to June 11, with the trade surplus coming in at $15.9 billion in May.

Ahead of the release of payroll figures and the latest data on Australia's trade surplus, job advertisements are showing potential signs of decline.

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The ASX's mining and energy sectors have fallen sharply after global commodity prices plunged on fears of a global recession.

ANZ has followed Commonwealth Bank in raising mortgage rates following the central bank's decision to lift the cash rate to 1.35 per cent.

A familiar trinity of inflation, supply chain disruptions and skilled labour shortages are keeping a lid on WA business growth, with 4 out of 5 organisations struggling to fill vacancies.

As the Reserve Bank hikes the cash rate for the third month in a row, rents are higher across city and regional areas.

$6k a year inflation whack for families

The ASX has closed modestly higher after the Reserve Bank announced another 50 basis point rate rise, as expected.