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Australian Financial Review

The Australian Financial Review reports the latest news from business, finance, investment and politics, updated in real time. It has a reputation for independent, award-winning journalism and is essential reading for the business and investor community.

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  • Aug 14, 2026earliest in window
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Australian Financial Review
afr.com > street-talk > canada-s-element-cuts-a-u-turn-at-860m-auction-for-fleetpartners-20260913-p60wxy

Canada’s Element cuts a U-turn at $860m auction for FleetPartners

3+ hour, 31+ min ago   (115+ words) AFR Toronto-listed Element Fleet Management Corporation has pulled out of the auction for FleetPartners, one of Australia’s largest providers of leased cars which was put into play in July. Element, advised by JPMorgan, is the only FleetPartners’ suitor to not…...

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > companies > financial-services > customers-are-hitting-back-as-banks-recalibrate-card-reward-programs-20260911-p60wi9

Customers are hitting back as banks recalibrate card reward programs

3+ hour, 39+ min ago   (105+ words) AFR It’s the biggest shake-up in the market for more than 20 years, and if current trends persist, big banks are facing hefty declines in credit card balances. The big four banks are already feeling the squeeze from the upending of…...

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afr.com > technology > data-centres-lack-of-popular-licence-is-new-territory-for-big-tech-20260909-p60vn2

Big tech’s data centre crisis goes beyond social licence

14+ hour, 26+ min ago   (99+ words) Data centres lack of popular licence is new territory for big tech AFR Global technology giants like MO have used consumer popularity to shield their activities from national governments. The problem now is that the public mood of concern about…...

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > property > residential > jayne-hrdlicka-v-noosa-battle-over-holiday-home-arrives-in-court-20260909-p60vuz

Jayne Hrdlicka v Noosa: Battle over holiday home arrives in court

10+ hour, 40+ min ago   (84+ words) AFR Endeavour Group chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka’s plans to build a waterfront Noosa mansion – complete with a wine cellar, gym and sauna – are heading to court, where she will fight to overturn the council’s refusal. A six-day trial will begin…...

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > policy > economy > housing-recession-s-long-shadow-and-trump-s-insane-cash-splash-20260910-p60w4k

AFR Chanticleer podcast: Macquarie’s new CEO, when good news is bad news and China’s AI shock

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (119+ words) The chooks discuss the growing sense of panic inside Australia’s property industry, and look ahead to the next big test for markets. This week on the Chanticleer podcast, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine the growing sense of panic inside…...

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > wealth > personal-finance > are-you-wealthy-enough-for-private-banking-here-are-the-thresholds-20260507-p5zusk

Are you wealthy enough for private banking? Here are the thresholds

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (126+ words) AFR From skipping call centre queues to lower borrowing rates, private banking comes with major perks. But the price of admission is high. Private banking connects the wealthy with a single point of contact for most of their financial needs....

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > world > north-america > imf-ditched-top-candidate-for-senior-job-over-trump-tariff-remarks-20260910-p60wdn

IMF ditched top candidate for senior job over Trump tariff remarks

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (89+ words) AFR Frankfurt/London/Washington | The IMF dropped the lead candidate to become its new chief economist at the 11th hour after he was found to have made critical remarks about the Trump administration’s economic policies, according to people briefed on the…...

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afr.com > property > commercial > japanese-giant-splashes-out-of-ausbuild-valuing-developer-at-670m-20260910-p60w2q

Japanese giant splashes out on Ausbuild, valuing developer at $670m

3+ day, 8+ hour ago   (72+ words) AFR Japanese manufacturing giant Sekisui Chemical will expand into Australian home building after striking a deal to acquire a controlling stake in Ausbuild, valuing the Queensland developer at around $670 million. The Tokyo-listed plastics and chemicals maker has considerable expertise in…...

Australian Financial Review
afr.com > policy > energy-and-climate > flannery-tells-greens-to-get-real-on-plan-to-end-logging-20260909-p60voh

Flannery tells Greens to get real on plan to end logging

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (93+ words) afr.com Leading conservationist Tim Flannery says environmental opposition to a controversial new plan to use carbon credits to end logging in NSW is shortsighted and the federal Greens should back a move that will create huge benefits for the…...

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afr.com > policy > economy > economists-warn-of-back-to-back-rate-rises-after-rba-warning-20260909-p60vop

Economists warn of back-to-back rate rises after RBA warning

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (96+ words) AFR More economists now expect the Reserve Bank board to lift the cash rate when it meets later this month – and potentially again in November – after deputy governor Andrew Hauser said he thought inflation and growth were still too high....