Wednesday 7th July 2021 

The Reserve Bank says it will slowly tighten monetary policy, but rates are still on hold for the foreseeable future. 

Also today:
Sydney’s lockdown to be extended a week as the state struggles to contain the current COVID outbreak.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews warns that Crown Resorts could lose its gaming licence.
And Shares in Myer surge as an old adversary takes aim once again.

Wednesday 7th July 2021&nbsp;
The Reserve Bank says it will slowly tighten monetary policy, but rates are still on hold for the foreseeable future.&nbsp;
Also today:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Sydney&rsquo;s lockdown to be extended a week as the state struggles to contain the current COVID outbreak.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews warns that Crown Resorts could lose its gaming licence.</li>
<li aria-level="1">And Shares in Myer surge as an old adversary takes aim once again.</li>
</ul>

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Sydney lockdown extended, RBA tightens policy, Crown could lose licence

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Afternoon Report | ASX hits six-week low

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Tuesday 8 September 2026

Super and property - the two biggest sources of wealth for Australians - shape up as the key political battlegrounds. 
The productivity crisis deepens
Australia is losing cruise ships to cheaper destinations
Thousands of freight and transport workers to walk off the job
The Pentagon puts senior staff through lie detector tests

 

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Tuesday 8 September 2026
Super and property - the two biggest sources of wealth for Australians - shape up as the key political battlegrounds.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">The productivity crisis deepens</li>
<li aria-level="1">Australia is losing cruise ships to cheaper destinations</li>
<li aria-level="1">Thousands of freight and transport workers to walk off the job</li>
<li aria-level="1">The Pentagon puts senior staff through lie detector tests</li>
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Super, property fight heats up; Aust loses cruise ships; Pentagon hunts leaks

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Coal remains one of the world’s biggest energy sources - and with conflict in the Middle East putting energy security back in focus, the debate over its future is becoming more complicated.

Sean Aylmer speaks with Michelle Manook, CEO of Future Coal, formerly the World Coal Association, about whether predictions of coal’s decline have been premature. They also look at the potential for technologies such as carbon capture and storage, and why Michelle believes Australia needs to rethink the way it approaches its enormous coal resources.

Coal remains one of the world&rsquo;s biggest energy sources - and with conflict in the Middle East putting energy security back in focus, the debate over its future is becoming more complicated. Sean Aylmer speaks with Michelle Manook, CEO of Future Coal, formerly the World Coal Association, about whether predictions of coal&rsquo;s decline have been premature. They also look at the potential for technologies such as carbon capture and storage, and why Michelle believes Australia needs to rethink the way it approaches its enormous coal resources.

Q+A: Coal’s not going anywhere. So what do we do about it?

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Sydney lockdown extended, RBA tightens policy, Crown could lose licence

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