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Business · WashingtonThe Fed raised its key interest rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a third straight time. The move boosted its benchmark short-term rate to a range of 3% to 3.25%. By raising borrowing rates, the Fed makes it costlier to take out a mortgage or an auto or business loan.See the Story
US interest rates see third 0.75 percentage point rise to tackle inflation
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Europe · RomeBerlusconi re-elected to Italy's upper house with more than 50% of the votes. In 2013, the Senate expelled Berlusconi because of a tax fraud conviction stemming from his media business. He was banned from holding public office for six years. After he served a sentence of community service, a court ruled he could once again hold public office.See the Story
Berlusconi bounces back with return to Italy's parliament
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Hacking · Macquarie ParkOptus has hired external consultants to undertake an independent review of a massive data breach. The cyberattack exposed the personal information of nearly 10 million customers. Optus is one of Australia's largest telecommunications companies and a unit of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. The consultant will also review the company's security systems, controls and processes.See the Story
Optus hires Deloitte to run review into massive data breach
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Corruption · CanberraThe Coalition says a high-ranking judge should make the final decision whether hearings should be public.See the Story
Libs up the ante on corruption commission public hearings
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WaterWould you pay more for H2O if it was in a “fun and unhealthy”-looking can and backed by hit-making house music group Swedish House Mafia? It seems many would.See the Story
Liquid Death Water Startup Valued at $700 Million
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TaxesThe Albanese government is looking at options to wind back the reductions for those on higher incomes, but will not dump them altogether as some demand.See the Story
Tax cuts: Labor canvasses capping stage three tax cuts
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National Accountability BureauEssendon president David Barham boasted that, to my knowledge, no other AFL club has ever secured the services of an ASX-listed top 10 company CEO to run its club. But Essendon is a weird club full of deeply weird people. Thorburn is a disgraced former ASX10 company CEO. He even interviewed other (unsuspecting) candidates for the role. How is that ethical?!See the Story
God saved Essendon from Andrew Thorburn
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Bond traders downgrade cash rate outlook after RBA shock
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CultureAmanda Stoker is a former LNP senator for Queensland and a distinguished fellow of the Menzies Research Centre. For every conservative Australian, leaning into culture is the key to turning our society around, she says. The march of radical and dangerous ideas through the institutions has only been possible because conservatives either haven't shown up, or have quietly acquiesced in things to which they object.See the Story
Quiet Australians must show up and lean into the culture wars
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Media Watch’s false impression on Queensland land tax coverage
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Foreigners to liquidate another $400m of Aussie mortgage bonds
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