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| | | The legislations to create the $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund that will deliver 30,000 affordable homes has passed. Minister for Housing, Julie Collins confirmed the legislation to deliver the single biggest investment in affordable and social ... |
| | | | ... also underpinned our ability to invest over many years in our data and digital capabilities, allowing our people to think big about what's possible. It's allowing us as an organisation to be much less constrained around how we continue to personalise ... |
| | | | ... information to a shareholder. It said the information concerned the number of customers who had already been onboarded to purchase Big Un's promotional television show package for $12,000, together with a $20 million funding arrangement with Finstro ... |
| | | | Consumer bodies have criticised the Quality of Advice Review's final report, saying the proposals create a two-tier system whereby poorer Australians will only be able to access conflicted advice. Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran ... |
| | | | ... Grose said. "For example, CalPERS invests circa US $500 billion, but virtually all through external managers. Whereas the big Australian super funds are all building this capability inhouse." |
| | | | ... government's "major priorities" during his address at the Chifley Research Centre Conference on Sunday and said its going to be a big year. "Inflation is the government's main economic focus - it was in our first budget in October, and it will be in ... |
| | | | ... believes this trend will continue. To get a handle on the future, he said, it's useful to understand the past, saying the big question is whether the structural underperformance of Aussie equities is over. According to Oliver, the underperformance of ... |
| | | | Norway's Government Pension Fund Global finished 2022 down a record $222 billion, saying it was a "very unusual year". The oil fund recorded the biggest loss in its history. Its previous largest loss was in 2008 amid the Global Financial Crisis when ... |
| | | | Australian companies will continue to suffer at the hands of the skill shortage crisis in 2023, with 70% of employers stating the lack of talent will cost them. According to research conducted by specialised recruiter Robert Half, the recent 3.5% unemployment ... |
| | | | ... equity markets, the question remains whether earnings have appropriately priced the cyclical downside, Miller said. "That's the big question. Are we going to have a recession this year?" According to Miller, the data doesn't validate that view at ... |
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