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ASX ends flat after tech stocks lag; uranium miners rise

The Australian sharemarket remained stagnant on Monday, barely shifting from the opening bell.

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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and Treasurer Jaclyn Symes.

Foreign investment plummets, as government boasts of its success

Despite a $400 million downturn in state-generated foreign spending over two years, the government has boasted that it dramatically exceeded its targets.

  • Daniella White

Peace, trade and self-congratulation: A brief tour of Trump’s brush with ASEAN

You knew Air Force One had disgorged the dancing US president by the clapping and excited hoots from Kuala Lumpur’s vast press centre.

  • Zach Hope
The UK government is ramping up its search for investment to help build new homes.

How $660b of your super will accelerate London airport upgrades, build British homes

The UK is hungry for cash for much-needed housing, transport and energy projects – and it thinks Australia is the answer.

  • David Crowe
John and Miranda Bertram’s house in Japan, which they have renovated and operate as an Airbnb.

The Australian couple making the most of Japan’s cheap abandoned houses

Brisbane couple John and Miranda Bertram are among a growing number of Australians investing in Japan’s cheap housing market.

  • Jamie Freestone
The stadium would have a permanent 5000-seat capacity and be expanded for the Games.

Logan unveils ballpark vision as mayor makes pitch to Asian investors

Logan Mayor Jon Raven has taken his council’s vision for an Olympic ballpark to Asia in a bid to attract investors to build the stadium in time for the 2032 Games.

  • Cameron Atfield
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Premier Jacinta Allan in Beijing on Monday.

Victoria’s push for Chinese students puts state on a collision course with Canberra

Premier Jacinta Allan has declared boosting international education the top priority of her China strategy unveiled on a trip to Beijing.

  • Chip Le Grand

We’re going up in the financial world, but no one’s noticed

Australia may be on its way to becoming a “switcher nation” – moving from a global debtor to a global creditor.

  • Ross Gittins
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‘Downsizer territory’: Who’s moving into Hyde Park’s apartment boom?

Luxury CBD living is popular in other world cities but Sydneysiders have largely shied away from living in the city’s centre.

  • Mary Ward
Australia is stepping in to help Jakarta clean its air.

How the humble motorbike became the latest tool of diplomacy in Asia

As China seeks to expand its influence, the Albanese government has found a new way to help a critical neighbour.

  • Mike Foley