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- Sep 12, 2024
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Notification of cessation of securities - QAN
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- Sep 12, 2024
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- Sep 12, 2024
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Yesterday
CBA and ANZ keep it all in the family
The face of ANZ is the husband of its chief competitor’s advertising chief. The chances!
- Mark Di Stefano
Nine CEO exits; Trump doubts new debate; Putin threat boosts uranium
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Qantas executive pay falls 40pc, Alan Joyce pockets $3m
The airline has changed the way it pays and claws back bonuses after a stinging rebuke of its remuneration report from shareholders.
- Ayesha de Kretser
This Month
- Analysis
- Competition
Why breaking up Qantas is a step too far in Nats’ populist push
The Nationals happily bashed supermarkets and Bunnings, but proposing airline break-up powers caused a swift Liberal rebuke.
- Tom McIlroy
Blackwattle ruffles feathers with new trading policy
In an “open letter to Australia’s investment management industry”, wealth firm Blackwattle has formally sworn off personal trading.
- Myriam Robin
Political factors won’t divert RBA from its inflation goal
Readers’ letters on the Reserve Bank’s policy goals; Victoria’s short-term rental tax; bypassing university; Qantas service; and gas in the energy transition.
Nationals airline break-up push rankles Coalition
Nationals leader David Littleproud said the push for the Treasurer to establish aviation divestiture powers had not been considered by the Coalition’s shadow cabinet.
- Tom McIlroy and Ayesha de Kretser
New homes pushing up prices of old apartments: O’Rorke
New homes have bolstered the prices of existing properties; more than 3000 serving military personnel and veterans died from suicide between 1997 and 2021. Follow live updates.
- Updated
- Lucy Slade
- Exclusive
- Aviation
Coalition wants powers to force Qantas to divest Jetstar
Though the Opposition is not calling for the low-budget airline to be sold, it thinks the threat will push the country’s largest carrier to lower prices.
- Ayesha de Kretser
- Opinion
- Aviation
Chalmers’ competition review set to test Albanese’s aviation blind spot
Labor’s long-awaited aviation white paper contains exactly nothing new in terms of acting on competition concerns. Treasury’s views on competition are clear.
- Ayesha de Kretser
Feuding Melbourne Symphony players choose their fighters
While we doubt much of this will end up in court, everyone is getting the very best legal advice. If only for leverage.
- Myriam Robin
Singapore outfit seeks $3.7bn to power up Australia’s green aviation fuel sector
Street Talk understands Southern Asian Carbon has launched a multi-billion equity raise to manufacture a trio of biofuel refineries across Australia’s east coast.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
August
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
What I learnt from 30 CEOs in 30 days
The profit season has delivered a confusing picture of an economy stuck between cycles. Here are 30 nuggets to help investors navigate this tricky environment.
- Updated
- James Thomson
- Opinion
- The AFR View
Time for lateral thinking on boards
Representation of pensioner members on super fund boards is an eye-catching idea. What if similar lateral thinking was applied to the future of corporate boards too?
- The AFR View
- Opinion
- Retail
Business CEOs push back on political grandstanding
Big business makes mistakes as well as money, but chief executives like CBA’s Matt Comyn and Wesfarmers’ Rob Scott are pushing back against “fact-free” accusations.
- Jennifer Hewett
- Results Wrap
- Chanticleer
Perpetual ready to sprinkle riches; red flags at Cettire
Wesfarmers and Qantas headlined the final Thursday of earnings season, but it was Perpetual and Cettire’s results that caught our eye.
- James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Qantas’ profit drop is a good sign for Hudson. But new tests loom
Chief executive Vanessa Hudson has walked the tightrope between customers, staff and shareholders. But will the economy make her turnaround harder?
- Updated
- James Thomson
Qantas, BHP warn on wage rises as IR tensions flare
Qantas has hinted at job cuts or fare increases to cover an enforced $60 million wage hike. BHP has reacted after being accused of peddling “hysteria”.
- Updated
- Phillip Coorey and Tom Rabe
CBA’s Matt Comyn grilled; PM’s hot mic moment; Why doubts dog Nvidia
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
- Updated
- Earnings season
Qantas deflects Qatar factor, readies for more competition
The airline reported $2.1 billion in earnings last financial year, down 18 per cent from a record result in 2023.
- Ayesha de Kretser
