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IAG retains guidance, warns on dividend

May 4, 2020 afndaily 0

Insurance Australia Group maintains its 2020 guidance but has flagged “limited” scope to pay a final dividend in September amid uncertainty over the impact of the novel coronavirus. The pandemic has added to challenges facing […]

Business

Westpac defers payout as profit slides

May 4, 2020 afndaily 0

Westpac has deferred a decision on paying an interim dividend to shareholders after posting a 70 per cent drop in first-half cash earnings following a hefty impairment charge due to the coronavirus outbreak. Australia’s second-largest […]

Markets

Signs point to flat start for ASX

May 4, 2020 afndaily 0

Australian shares are likely to see flat trade when the market opens for the week, while Westpac has reported a slump in earnings. The Australian benchmark SPI 200 futures contract was down 7.0 points, or […]

News

Decision on virus rules brought forward

May 1, 2020 afndaily 0

Some of Australia’s coronavirus restrictions will be lifted earlier than expected with state and federal leaders set to make an announcement next Friday. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said national cabinet would ease restrictions after next […]

Business

Helloworld says can survive virus downturn

May 1, 2020 afndaily 0

Travel company Helloworld expects revenues to be just 5 per cent of pre-COVID levels between April andSeptember and is forecasting losses of $1.5 million to $2 million a month until then. But with $150 million […]

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  • NSW Moves to Give Coroners More Flexibility in Choosing Senior Next of Kin
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