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The Australian sharemarket extended its record run for a second day in a row, led by property, technology and energy stocks.

The former legal boss of Super Retail is seeking damages and an apology from the retailer, its chief executive and chairman, claiming her legal reputation has been tarnished, court documents reveal.

Backed by James Packer, developer Tim Price has secured approval for his five-storey apartment project, where units will start from $2.5m.
Perry Williams
Business editor
The markets


Commentary
The $7bn grassroots solution by nurses to solve health crisis
By ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN
Business Columnist
Cost rises in the health sector are helping boost inflation and interest rates, so new ideas like the one from nurses to trim administrators should be considered.
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Failure of public policy to blame for Rex’s demise
Former competition watchdog Rod Sims says public policy supporting higher airfares is to blame for Rex’s demise.
By ROBYN IRONSIDE
Corporate veteran tapped for PwC Australia chairman role
The embattled firm says its new experienced chairman will ‘hold management to account’ as it also hires a former NSW Chief Justice to oversee progress on its ‘action plan’.
By DAVID ROSS
Sydney start-up scores $20m to power up EV rental scheme
A fintech that rents cars to rideshare and delivery drivers has landed another $20m in government clean energy funding to increase its fleet of electric vehicles.
By JOSEPH LAM
The secret sauce that delivers retirement happiness
Many seniors need a solid income to enjoy retirement, but another key ingredient is required too, a university study has found.
By ANTHONY KEANE
 
 
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