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The four sets of data that show how the property market is transforming
Global instability, shifting tax policies and interest rate pressures force buyers and sellers to adjust to the changing property landscape. Source link
Prepare for stock market pain as China throws a spanner into AI boom
Elon Musk’s latest venture sent global stock markets to dizzying heights, but its performance since does not augur well for the company or the future of the AI boom. Source link
Australian EV owners deal with 'range anxiety'. China has almost eliminated it
You can swap an empty electric vehicle battery in about four minutes in China. It is part of how China has come to dominate the EV industry. Source link
Plastic waste burning trial at cement factory prompts backlash
A major cement manufacturer has been allowed to burn more plastic waste for fuel at its Adelaide site in a decision a local council is seeking to challenge in court. Source link
Uranium export deal sparks talk of opportunities for Broken Hill
Australia’s trade deal to supply India with unenriched uranium sparks conversations about potential new mining opportunities in Broken Hill. Source link
US launches further strikes on Iran as Tehran attacks oil tankers
The US launches a new round of air strikes on Iran after announcing the death of another American service member, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it has immobilised two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Source link
Fears massive US private lending market sinking
The corporate regulator is concerned about the risks posed by private credit for Australians with superannuation. Source link
ASX slips, oil jumps, markets remain on edge as war and AI worries drag down sentiment — as it happened
The ASX edged lower as markets fret about war and inflated AI valuations. Look back on how the session unfolded on our markets blog. Source link
Australia is making humanoid robots in the midst of its AI reckoning
Australia this week made an important step forward in grappling with the AI revolution. Meanwhile, in Melbourne a company is making humanoid robots. Source link
Sara Albrecht took on Trump's tariffs. She got 'violent' calls
When a law centre decided to fight Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs, it was acutely aware of possible “retaliation” from a president who takes matters “personally”. Source link