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Changes to the Future Fund could see the $230 billion pool prioritise clean energy & housing. 

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The ASX couldn't quite keep up with it's gains from Tuesday, while a packaging giant looked to get its hands on more in the US.

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The Australian share market was up by 1.6% at one point, but even an afternoon drop wasn't enough to stop another new record being posted.

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The corporate regulator has launched legal proceedings against NAB alleging that it handled 345 financial hardship applications inccorectly.

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Unemployment remained at 4.1%, but there are some signs that the worm may be starting to turn - probably not enough to change the RBA though!

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Australian workers have seen a 3.5% increase to wages over the last year, ahead of inflation again, with no signs of a much feared wage-price spiral.

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The ASX couldn't follow the lead of Wall Street, falling by 0.1%, but there was better news on confidence in the market.

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Markets will be waiting for more from the Chinese government in 2025, with a $2.1 trillion plan not hitting the right notes for investors.

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The ASX couldn't quite keep up with the gains on Wall Street, but did finish in positive territory again.

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As America heads to the polls, the local share market gets a boost from strong Wall Street trading.

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