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The Australian market has finished the trading week on a disappointing note, dropping slightly, despite US stocks rising overnight. Follow live. Source link

A superannuation investment option spruiked as offering “choice and flexibility” has been shut down without proper notification, leaving members less than two months to sell all their assets. Source link

Diesel trucks are the backbone of the national supply chain, but figures buried in recent sales data could mark the beginning of the end for these kings of the road. Source link

The high cost of fuel is making it even more difficult for people living in their cars to afford food, electricity and transport. Source link

The South Australian government says recent changes to heavy vehicle freight limits will lower fuel costs and reduce the number of freight trucks needed on the road. Source link

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has remained at an effective standstill in the 24 hours since Iran conditionally lifted its blockade on the critical shipping lane, amid a fragile ceasefire with the US and Israel. Source link

Australian shares are set to open lower after climbing yesterday following the US and Iran agreeing to a two-week ceasefire. Follow the day’s events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.  Source link

A Victorian couple has been forced to move their home that was accidentally built on the wrong block. Source link

Iran’s promise to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after striking a temporary agreement with the US saw the cost of oil fall sharply. But how quickly are we likely to see relief at the bowser in Australia? Analysts say it could be weeks or months.   Source link

Some SA farmers have rolled the dice on planting winter crops weeks earlier than usual thanks to record-breaking rains. Now they hope the gamble pays off. Source link