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What is a company financial statement? How can it help you spot good or bad investments?

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By Michelle Cull, Ushi Ghoorah
| The Conversation Verified
Every February and August, business news sites are full of headlines about company reports and “earnings season”. That’s because in Australia, most companies have a reporting period ending June 30 – the end of the – meaning they will release their full-year results in August and half-year results in February. Share prices can move dramatically depending on the company’s performance or its comments about the outlook.
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We’ve heard the promises. Now it’s up to Labor to deliver its housing, wages and other economic policies

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By Michelle Cull
| The Conversation Verified
With a convincing win for a second term of government, the pressure is now on the new Labor government to deliver the economic policies central to its win. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is wary of breaking promises and now has the opportunity to back this up. So, what are the key economic policies affecting everyday Australians that Labor is now set to deliver?
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Peter Dutton declares Welcome to Country ceremonies are ‘overdone’ in heated final leaders’ debate

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By Andy Marks, Blair Williams, Michelle Cull
| The Conversation Verified
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have had their fourth and final leaders’ debate of the campaign. The skirmish, hosted by 7News in Sydney, was moderated by 7’s Political Editor Mark Riley. Cost of living and housing affordability featured in the clash, with both leaders acknowledging the price pain being felt by many Australians.
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