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The Australian market saw a rebound to end FY26, up 4% for the three months to 31 March and rising 6.1% for the full year.

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The tax reforms have passed Parliament. Geoff Wilson explains six ways they could reshape investing, the ASX and Australia's ...

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Tech prices having swung from consistently falling over recent decades to posting large gains, although non-tech inflation is ...

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