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Nine Entertainment's COO says the network is eyeing opportunities in regional TV and in radio.

The assets test, balanced portfolios and Forge shares.

Diversified property group's outlook for broader retail market still conservative.

Australian packaging group to pay $27m for Indonesian flexible packaging business

Agency will face a further round of litigation from councils who lost millions.

Low interest rates have supported a strong first quarter for household spending, but looming budget cuts could see the return of the cautious consumer.

Delivering services to remote and regional Australia to now cost $5.2 billion. Launch of NBN Co's satellites at risk of delay, fixed wireless program may not meet start dates.

In a sector plagued with bad news and repeat body blows, five family businesses are showing the rest how to succeed in Australian manufacturing.

Frank Lowy's sweetened deal on the Westfield restructure shows just how determined he is to get it across the line. But it still may not be enough to appease the critics.

Investors face a tense month ahead, with the challenges of fiscal austerity at home and geopolitical uncertainty abroad.

Local market slips into the red in early trade as fresh Ukraine fears weigh on Wall Street.

Job losses to affect photographers, picture editors and production staff.

Climate change is having a present-day, negative impact on Americans' everyday lives and damaging the economy, according to an assessment by 300 experts overseen by 60 scientists.

Indexed dollar per Watt solar system prices have been rising in recent months, mainly due to price increases among 1.5kW and 2kW solar systems.

The Coalition's budget cuts are likely to put a dent in consumer confidence, but it's the proposed deficit tax that will send investors running from Australia's property market.

Imagine yourself in Greg Hunt's shoes, trying to deliver on election commitments when colleagues like Joe Hockey seem to think the plan is to abolish organisations central to your election commitments. It must feel like you're the minister for nothing.