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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Financial Review
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Why resilience is about more than your emergency fund (opens the original)
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While many financially minded Australians keep a close eye on their emergency savings as a guard against illness or career setbacks, few may factor in their proximity to a doctor, how often they volunteer or even the social cohesion of their neighbourhood. But all these factors, and more, could improve your chances of emerging from the next oil shock, geopolitical upheaval or natural disaster unscathed, according to a new “resilience index” produced by insurance giant Zurich in collaboration wit
How a former ATO agent lost $800k to a scammer (opens the original)
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“Adam, we’re going to have to sell the house.” His mother, Lois, was on the phone, and her panicked confession came as a shock. It was only the first of many that day. She explained that his father, Laurence, a comfortably retired former tax official in his 70s, had received a letter claiming the couple owed an overseas business some $300,000. Adam Friend, a former police officer who works in security in Sydney, rushed to his parents’ house in rural NSW. “My parents were at a loss. They collapse
‘Dad, um, have you really thought about this?’ (opens the original)
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The meeting was a disaster. Rupert Murdoch, the then 92-year-old media mogul who had spent a lifetime doing deals, had invited daughter Elisabeth to his Mayfair apartment to negotiate one that was very close to home. As they sat on the sofa, she watched her father draw on one of the yellow legal pads he had always been fond of. It reminded her of her childhood, when her father would sketch out boxes of shares and trusts showing how the family business worked – and how the family controlled it. “
AustralianSuper still wary of Musk’s SpaceX months after listing (opens the original)
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AustralianSuper has taken a small stake in Elon Musk’s SpaceX, with the country’s biggest pension fund wary of betting member savings on his latest trillion-dollar business venture after a volatile first two months on the market. In the $410 billion investment giant’s latest filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, AustralianSuper disclosed a minor 73,500-share stake in the space technology developer, which listed in early June in the largest initial public offering in history. Gift
Gina Rinehart reveals $1.9b SpaceX bet as US market splurge tops $7.5b (opens the original)
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Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has revealed the full extent of her bet on Elon Musk’s recent market debutant SpaceX, as Australia’s richest person continues to pile her fortune into the US market under President Donald Trump. Hancock Prospecting, owned by Rinehart, disclosed 8 million SpaceX shares valued at the end of June at $US1.4 billion ($1.97 billion) in the company’s filings to the US Securities and Exchange Commission overnight on Friday (early Saturday AEST). Gift 5 articles to anyone you
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