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    This week marks 70 years of publishing the Financial Review. To celebrate, we're reflecting on what has happened in Australian business, finance and politics since 1951 – and how it impacts the future.

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  2. The telecoms player will replace him with former Amaysim boss Peter O’Connell.

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  3. The bank boss says a response to AUSTRAC’s concerns is being prepared and more needs to be done to reduce the regulatory burden for smaller entities.

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  4. Along with its rivals, EY has come under pressure to invest in its business to strengthen audit processes.

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  5. CEO Dirk Treasure says the funds will help Chrysos expand globally with its hi-tech analytics units.

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  6. Well, isn’t this smashing. AMA Group is set to delve into the world of convertible bonds as part of a $150 million recapitalisation, in a deal expected to be put to fund managers on Friday.

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  7. AustralianSuper’s bankers have fired the starting gun on a 16.6 per cent stake in NSW poles and wires play Ausgrid, and has called for bids in the week starting October 11.

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  8. Australian born and bred software company Willow will be out to build digital twins of real estate and infrastructure assets globally, after banking a hefty pre-Series B funding round.

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  9. Air purification and detoxifier technology business VBreathe is raising up to $10 million in a pre-IPO capital raise that is expected to close next week.

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  10. Bankers for clinical-stage biotech company Neuren Pharmaceuticals will be pounding the virtual pavement on Friday morning.

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  11. Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he is waiting for the Defence Department’s review into a Chinese company’s ownership of the port as split views emerge.

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  12. The great irony is that we have an app that could have done the job nationally – the much-maligned COVIDSafe app.

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  13. Thousands of COVID-19 patients are in 'hospital at home' under a program that has become a key part of Australia's pandemic response.

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  14. The ‘Iron Curtain’ state is one of the very few governments in the world running a budget surplus during the great COVID-19 downturn.

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  15. A review of performance fees paid to leading active fund managers reveals some unusual benchmarks and generous fee structures.

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  16. Recent ATO changes mean big tax penalties when you provide services to your DIY fund but don’t charge in full.

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  17. Victorian authorities expect the state’s case numbers to keep rising but the Andrews government is sticking to its decision that vaccine rates, not numbers, will dictate the path out of lockdown.

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  18. The supermarket giant’s rapid antigen testing program has stopped seven COVID-19 employees from going to work and forcing hundreds of contacts into isolation.

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  19. The prudential regulator has been asked to investigate the $1.6 billion-plus in superannuation profits earned by major banks in the last five years.

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  20. It’s an exciting time for the ‘Grand Canyon of wine regions’, says Matt Gant, who has been flying there to do vintage for almost a decade.

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  21. New South Wales’ determination to reopen the economy at the 70 per cent vaccinated mark has been met with encouragement from the bond market.

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