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After the collapse of her eponymous fashion label in 2019, Kym Ellery went on to reinvent herself as a furniture designer. But as her new career gains momentum, the debts left by her former business continue to haunt her. https://t.co/pHVTBSqubR

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Years after record lockdowns, Victoria’s initial spirit of togetherness has dissolved into widespread exhaustion, isolation and political anger. https://t.co/mB0BvU7bkM

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Colleagues are being forced to compete for a dwindling number of roles as NAB rolls out its largest restructure in nearly a decade. https://t.co/ufKEg1mlPV

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The purchase by ATI Global founder Christian Beck comes as the legal software provider prepares for one of Australia’s largest technology IPOs. https://t.co/X9BCVSliUr

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Former Liberal leader Sussan Ley could never imagine a life where she’d need a security detail. As she writes: "I used to take for granted the freedom to walk through any crowd, anywhere in the country." https://t.co/ZyZcu9SiWC

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From AI slop ads to vitriolic attacks targeting candidates’ families, this was the week that Republicans leaned even harder into culture-warring and personal scandal. https://t.co/CJAEnc5iYU

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced a small package of measures he claims will reduce red tape in the financial sector.
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Tighter procurement rules have entrenched Australia’s position as one of the OECD’s most restrictive jurisdictions for foreign investment. https://t.co/iMnP58MDR0

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Stagnant productivity, political polarisation and government indebtedness are driving turmoil for investors. But as Macquarie strategist Viktor Shvets tells Chanticleer, breaking the cycle remains unlikely in the near term. https://t.co/z75YytR1rL

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Can the billionaire businesswoman succeed where others have failed by taking on Australia’s powerful airline duopoly, Qantas and Virgin Australia, with her own budget carrier? https://t.co/0Z1MGkj3jr

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Satellite imagery reveals the secretive military facility has commenced one of the largest expansions in its 60-year history. https://t.co/iCHlqG1dTj

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When Swiss doctors discovered three tumours in national affairs columnist Jennifer Hewett's brain, she was told she only had a few months to live. https://t.co/ucPJeQlFKd

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Rob De Luca has built a long and winding career, leading some of Australia’s major corporate institutions. Here's what he's learnt. https://t.co/Hvpz9bfiLh

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The federal government will release draft regulations to raise caps on bank covered bond issuance in a move aimed at improving competition in the sector.

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Snowy 2.0 is among the largest infrastructure developments in Australian history, but blowout costs and major delays have raised questions about the project’s viability. https://t.co/GvUgUwEPmi

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Snowy 2.0 is one of the biggest and most complex projects undertaken by the federal government. https://t.co/SpsUbEcI94

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As buyers retreat and developers come under pressure, the push to make housing more affordable risks making the homes Australia desperately needs even harder to build. https://t.co/JgrfSGMrCW

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Australia faces a choice. It can either drift into a divided nation with stagnant real incomes or make the tough decisions required to lift productivity, writes economist Ed Shann. https://t.co/BbJ2eDx7sH

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A Department of Finance review says KPMG must undertake sweeping governance and culture reforms before it can bid for government contracts again. https://t.co/4LiZ4wizGO

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Business owners in Paris have turned to sleeping in their stores and hiring private security guards as they prepare for a fresh wave of protests. https://t.co/eMu4a82JvI