Financial Review

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants to leverage the country’s $4.5 trillion superannuation pool as a national asset, but banking chief Anthony Miller has pushed back. ebx.sh/BNnv0d

Two sources, who spoke to the Financial Review on the condition of anonymity, said the number of redundancies could even exceed 1000.⁠ ebx.sh/XiNe4z

Prices have fallen more than 4 per cent in one Sydney suburb as the downturn saps buyer confidence at the upper end of the market. ebx.sh/gLZ7xE

Savvy parents are using low-income super rules to secure a $500 government co-contribution and give their teenagers a major financial head start. ebx.sh/gS8sQV

Barely a day after proposing a 20 per cent fee to protect commercial tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, US President Donald Trump dropped the controversial plan. ebx.sh/BTLY6M

In this week's episode of the 15 Minutes with the Boss podcast, commercial property entrepreneur Oscar Ledlin shares the secrets to his success, his morning routine and the advice he almost always ignores. ebx.sh/n95CvJ

The automotive company says allowing EV chargers to be counted as part of electricity network infrastructure would set a “dangerous precedent” and deter private investment. ebx.sh/P2DX9Q

The Parliamentary Budget Office has criticised the federal budget’s “systematic optimism”, warning it relies on cuts to the public service and record income taxes. ebx.sh/4bOAQd

Serious institutional concerns continue to emerge from the big four firms, despite progressively stronger behavioural safeguards. As former ACCC head Allan Fels asks, is it time for a more structural shift? ebx.sh/ZFjzz9

Good policy is hard to make, and bad policy is really hard to reverse. As economics professor Richard Holden writes, "we could use a good dose of firm masterly inactivity right now". ebx.sh/YL7bgh

Barnaby Joyce has described One Nation's plan to offer cheap home loans as a "discussion piece" and not policy, just hours after party leader Pauline Hanson rejected warnings that it would cost hundreds of millions of dollars. ebx.sh/5qBOhE

The third-largest listed sneaker brand after Nike and Adidas, Swiss-based On believes it has created the fastest shoe in the world. ebx.sh/UCnFZF

If the embattled travel agent cannot convince the British government to accept a staggered $183 million payment plan, it faces insolvency. ebx.sh/FPxB0L

New research reveals copying the Victorian government's system for approving townhouse developments could unlock up to 9 million homes nationwide. ebx.sh/0Dqg8I

A Perth hospital that shares a three-storey building with a gym claims the vibrations caused by loud music and dropped weights could force surgeries to be cancelled. ebx.sh/FaWwjT

There is a big list of tax reforms Australia still needs to tackle, including company tax, pricing natural resource extraction and dealing with the shrinking GST base, writes economist Melissa Bray. ebx.sh/cj23vD

Oil prices are well below their Iran war peaks, but real-world bills remain worryingly high. That’s adding to concerns about inflation, interest rates and debt. ebx.sh/OPblfO

Atlassian will end a longstanding policy of paying its extensive remote workforce less if they work outside of major cities. ebx.sh/gc2mvW

It says something about the crisis facing younger generations when a 46-year-old is picking up her second, third, and fourth homes, fuelled by sweetheart family funding. ebx.sh/nBQGnn

The policy would offer 30-year fixed-rate mortgages at 5 per cent, undercutting the big four banks but potentially exposing the federal government to significant losses. ebx.sh/ykpx26