The boss of Coopers Brewery, owned by 219 extended family shareholders, says inflation and high price tags are making drinkers of the beverage think twice.

#recession #coopers #brewery

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Events | Infrastructure Summit | The Australian Financial Review | AFR

Building & Construction

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Events | Infrastructure Summit | The Australian Financial Review | AFR

More than 400 of Australia’s top investors, planners, contractors, advisers and policymakers debate the future of infrastructure planning, funding and construction.

#australia

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Where Macquarie sees the next boom areas after data centres

World News

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Where Macquarie sees the next boom areas after data centres

Top Macquarie executive Ani Satchcroft has revealed where the $743 billion asset manager is investing to reap the benefits of digital infrastructure rollout.

#macquarie #ani #satchcroft

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This artist made toys as a joke. Now they’re collectibles

Australia & Pacific

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This artist made toys as a joke. Now they’re collectibles

When Cj Hendry first made a Juju last year it was intended as a “parody”. But it has become a sought-after item that’s taken on a life of its own.

#juju #hendry

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ANZ’s Matos set for gamble that will change banking

Business & Economy

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ANZ’s Matos set for gamble that will change banking

Nuno Matos has won the market over by slashing jobs and simplifying the bank. Now he’s preparing for his big growth play – and it’s a massive roll of the dice.

#anz #matos #nuno

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MAGA is not dead. Republican voters didn’t turn out at midterms

World News

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MAGA is not dead. Republican voters didn’t turn out at midterms

That is precisely why Democrats should resist reading Tuesday’s result as a major electoral realignment or even repudiation of Donald Trump.

#trump #maga #republican

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Bidding wars to heat up as foreign interest in M&A surge, says Ashurst

World News

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Bidding wars to heat up as foreign interest in M&A surge, says Ashurst

The value of completed deals fell 61 per cent to $25.7 billion in the first half of 2026, the firm’s global M&A report found.

#ashurst #australia

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NextDC under siege as Goodman and Digital Realty snap up 9.9pc stake

Technology

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NextDC under siege as Goodman and Digital Realty snap up 9.9pc stake

The Australian industrial property developer and its New York-listed partner acquired their shares at an average price of $9.22.

#goodman #realty #australia

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ASIC hits Bathla lender Angas with stop orders

Property & Real Estate

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ASIC hits Bathla lender Angas with stop orders

The Adelaide private credit provider is accused of not adequately disclosing its financial position and exposure to the collapsed developer to investors.

#asic #bathla #angas

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RBA expects artificial intelligence to affect jobs, but be inflation neutral

Business & Economy

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RBA expects artificial intelligence to affect jobs, but be inflation neutral

Central bank chief economist Sarah Hunter says there’s evidence technological shifts are already softening graduate hiring across sectors highly exposed to AI.

#rastra-bank #rba #inflation

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‘Not good enough’: Another woeful loss for the Wallabies

Sports

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‘Not good enough’: Another woeful loss for the Wallabies

Australia’s 45-22 Nations Championship mauling by England at Twickenham was their third successive 20-plus-point defeat, following twin Bledisloe Cup blowouts.

#wallabies #championship #england

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Where the next commercial property bargains will emerge

Property & Real Estate

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Where the next commercial property bargains will emerge

Patient buyers with cash are preparing for rare discounts as stalled deals and tightening credit push sub-$20 million real estate owners towards forced sales.

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