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Australia should brace for a wave of business failures and growing mortgage stress, the RBA warns, as support measures fall away The central bank said 10% to 15% of small businesses in hard-hit sectors will fail in the coming months.

James Murdoch, the son of Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch, says he walked away from family media empire because it legitimises disinformation and obscures facts James has criticised his father's media empire in his first major interview since departing News Corp.

Twitter slapped a warning label on Trump's tweet claiming he's immune from coronavirus and no longer contagious Fake news, apparently.

'This advertisement causes distress': NRMA ditches bushfire ad after it's found to breach standards Australia's Ad Standards community panel has upheld a complaint that a NRMA Insurance advertisement contained violence that was not linked to the product.

Images of war: 2-weeks of brutal fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan The two countries agreed to a ceasefire starting on Saturday, two weeks after brutal clashes killed hundreds of people and displaced thousands more.

Roger Federer penned a heartfelt tribute and called it a 'true honour' after Rafael Nadal tied his record 20 Grand Slam victories with the French Open win Rafael Nadal won his record 13th French Open title on Sunday, giving the 34 year old the 20th Grand Slam victory of his career.

Michelin says it sent food reviewers to Burger King after the fast-food chain begged for a chance to be awarded one of its coveted stars Reviewers will decide whether the chain's new Master Angus burger deserves a Michelin star.

Trump reportedly wanted to rip open his button-down to reveal a Superman T-shirt to surprise people when he left the hospital President Donald Trump floated a novel idea of how he would emerge from quarantine.

Start investing your loose change with these micro-investing apps Micro-investing apps allow you to enter the investing world with fewer funds.

'We literally had to create a virtual program out of necessity within 48 hours': How this youth outreach program shifted to online support Since 1985, Youth Insearch has helped over 30,000 young people to rebuild their lives and currently assists around 1,000 young people per year.

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