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The Australian Financial Review (AFR) is Australia's leading source of business, finance, markets, investment and economic news. Established in 1951, it has built a reputation for independent, award-winning journalism and authoritative analysis for Australia's business and investor community. The AFR provides live coverage of breaking news, and in-depth reporting and expert commentary. The Australian Financial Review is owned by Nine Entertainment and is based in Sydney, Australia.

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The competition watchdog will examine prices at Coles and Woolworths under new laws designed to curb "excessive pricing of groceries".

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Victoria’s November 28 election is shaping up to be the most consequential this century. From One Nation’s rise to the Coalition’s push for power, four key seats could reveal where the state’s political future is heading.

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Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar will walk away from the company he co-founded 13 years ago and sold five years ago for $39 billion.

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The announcement has dashed hopes that an oral version of the popular weight-loss drug would make the treatments more affordable.

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Australian law enforcement agencies and businesses were unable to send emails on Friday after a Microsoft outage knocked services offline.

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Labor is feeling the political heat as voter resentment grows over falling wages and rising inflation. But rather than change course, the government insists things are "going according to plan", writes columnist Jennifer Hewett.

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As difficult as the government’s lot may be right now, it could be worse had it succeeded in its bid to host this year’s COP in Adelaide, writes political editor Phillip Coorey.

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Andrew Irvine, the chief executive of one of Australia’s largest banks, says the nation needs to rethink how it taxes capital and incentivises risk.

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Former Test batsman Usman Khawaja says the 2018 sandpaper scandal went far beyond the three players who took the fall. As columnist Josh Szeps writes, blaming a few bad apples is no way to confront a systemic problem.

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It’s a misconception that the federal government protects superannuation accounts in the event of theft, but you may still be covered.

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The competition watchdog will examine prices at Coles and Woolworths under new laws designed to curb "excessive pricing of groceries".

Victoria’s November 28 election is shaping up to be the most consequential this century. From One Nation’s rise to the Coalition’s push for power, four key seats could reveal where the state’s political future is heading.

Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar will walk away from the company he co-founded 13 years ago and sold five years ago for $39 billion.

The announcement has dashed hopes that an oral version of the popular weight-loss drug would make the treatments more affordable.

Australian law enforcement agencies and businesses were unable to send emails on Friday after a Microsoft outage knocked services offline.

Labor is feeling the political heat as voter resentment grows over falling wages and rising inflation. But rather than change course, the government insists things are "going according to plan", writes columnist Jennifer Hewett.

As difficult as the government’s lot may be right now, it could be worse had it succeeded in its bid to host this year’s COP in Adelaide, writes political editor Phillip Coorey.

Andrew Irvine, the chief executive of one of Australia’s largest banks, says the nation needs to rethink how it taxes capital and incentivises risk.

Former Test batsman Usman Khawaja says the 2018 sandpaper scandal went far beyond the three players who took the fall. As columnist Josh Szeps writes, blaming a few bad apples is no way to confront a systemic problem.

It’s a misconception that the federal government protects superannuation accounts in the event of theft, but you may still be covered.