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  • Transport Automotive
  • 25/11/2025
  • 16:12
Road Freight NSW (RFNSW)

RFNSW warns of new supply chain costs hitting national productivity

Peak body Road Freight NSW (RFNSW) is campaigning against new landside port fees imposed on truck operators by Patrick and DP World Australia (DPW) and is calling for a co-ordinated industry fightback against the latest round of price hikes. The charges are effective 1 January 2026, with additional DPW fees for containers in and out of Port Botany coming into force on 1 April 2026 – and follow two hefty landside price increases throughout 2025. The new fixed charges, amongst many others, for Patrick Terminals wil be: import laden container $224.90 (up from $208.20) and export laden container $145.20 (up…

  • Business Company News, Finance Investment
  • 25/11/2025
  • 15:54
Rainmaker Information

Impact of fees on ETP revenue and net funds flow

Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with management fees above 0.65% pa face significant challenges attracting investors unless they offer a unique value proposition. While revenue growth is less impacted by fees, products with higher fees, above an estimated 0.65% pa, find it increasingly difficult to attract investors unless they offer a unique and practical value proposition, according to the latest Rainmaker Information Exchange Traded Products Report. Unlike unlisted unit trusts where performance drives inflows,ETP investors are far more sensitive to fees. “Products with lower fees consistently experience higher net flows relative to peers,” said JohnDyall, head of investment research at Rainmaker…

  • Banking, Finance Investment
  • 25/11/2025
  • 15:44
Money magazine

ETFs positively impacting confidence in investing

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are having a positive impact on Aussies’ understanding of how investing works, with benefits being particularly felt by younger investors. 40% of ETF investors noted that investing in ETFs helped them to improve their understanding of investing more broadly, with almost one third of this group stating they have since explored investment opportunities outside of ETFs. 81% of those aged 34 or younger noted an improvement in their understanding of investing as a result of investing in ETFs, according to a recent survey by Money magazine. Of those surveyed, 93% invest in ETFs directly, with the…

  • Business Company News
  • 25/11/2025
  • 15:30
The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry announces new Board and Executive Council appointments

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has announced a series of updates to its Board and Executive Council, further strengthening our organisation’s leadership as we continue to advocate for a stronger, safer and more competitive business environment in Victoria. Adrian Kloeden has completed his term as President. Adrian joined the VCCI Board in 2013, served three years as Deputy President and three years as President. He will continue to contribute to VCCI as Past President, remaining on the Board. VCCI also acknowledges Jeremy Blackshaw, who has completed his maximum consecutive terms with his most recent three-year term as…

  • Technology Innovation
  • 25/11/2025
  • 15:11
WorldFirst

Ant International’s WorldFirst launches Enterprise Solution to Power Enterprises Global Growth

WorldFirst has launched an AI-driven integrated API solution to empower enterprises with a unified global financial stack covering checkout, business account, global spend, AI…

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  • General News, Women
  • 25/11/2025
  • 14:53
Parliament of Australia

Joint Statement by the Presiding Officers on the illumination of Australian Parliament House

To show support for the United Nations’ (UN) 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, the Presiding Officers will be illuminating the façade of Parliament House in orange on Tuesday 25 November. This is the fourth time Parliament House has supported this campaign. As a bright and optimistic colour, orange represents a future free from violence against women and girls. The illumination aligns with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It calls on people to wear the colour orange and take action to end violence against women and girls. Date: Tuesday 25 November 2025Time: Dusk…

  • Community, Local Government
  • 25/11/2025
  • 14:38
Willoughby City Council

Willoughby’s Active Travel Program wins NSW Award

Willoughby City Council’s Resilient Willoughby Primary School Active Travel Program has been recognised at the NSW Planning Institute of Australia’s Planning Excellence Awards for…

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  • Government NT, Indigenous
  • 25/11/2025
  • 13:27
Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance of the Northern Territory (AMSANT)

One year on from the coronial inquest: The Territory is still to act to address the scourge of domestic violence

Key Facts: DFSV accounts for more than 60% of assaults in the NT[i]. Over 80% of police time is spent responding to DFSV[ii]. The NT has the highest rate of DFSV in the world[iii]. NT Police forecast a 73% increase in DFSV reports over the next decade[iv]. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women face intimate partner homicide at seven times the rate of all Australian women nationally[v]. Nearly 3 in 4 (74%) hospitalisations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples due to assault were linked to family violence. The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance of the Northern Territory (AMSANT) has marked…

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  • Government NSW
  • 25/11/2025
  • 13:24
Homelessness NSW

Greater action needed as NSW housing remains severely unaffordable

The NSW Government must take greater action to improve housing affordability, Homelessness NSW said today following the release of a new report by Cotality. The research showed NSW continues to be the most unaffordable housing market, with Sydney the centre of the crisis. To save a 20% deposit takes over 13.3 years in Sydney and 12.1 years for the rest of the state. It now takes 68.1% of median household income to service a mortgage on a house in Sydney. “When people with good incomes are forced to remain renting for decades, this puts extra pressure on the rental market,”…

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