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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
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    RBA and ASIC up the ante on blockchain project, ASX writes off millions
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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
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    Smart pain assessment app now used by more than half of Australia’s residential aged care providers
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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
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    Fledgling fintech hopes millennials put their Douugh into micro-investing ‘super’ app
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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
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    🎵 The knee bone’s connected to the… collagen rope device (?!)
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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
    Opening a new frontier in treating Parkinson’s disease
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    • November 11, 2022
  • Tremors from the FTX collapse continue to be felt as DigitalX sells off 15% Bitcoin holdings
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    • January 10, 2023
  • AUDC stablecoin gathers momentum as Novatti confirms integration with XRP Ledger
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    • June 9, 2022
  • PharmAust completes dosing first cohort for MND treatment, patients respond positively
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    • January 6, 2023
  • Parkinson’s UK backs Pharmaxis with $5 million to slow the onset of incurable disease with ‘ground breaking’ trial
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    • September 1, 2022

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  • Auswide Bank profits dip with loan book stagnation, growth to come following MyState merger
    Auswide Bank profits dip with loan book stagnation, growth to come following MyState merger
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  • Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
    Have interest rates peaked? MyState Bank forewarns a reduction in lending growth
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  • ChinaPayments transaction volumes rise 50% in 10 days as international students rush back to Australia
    ChinaPayments transaction volumes rise 50% in 10 days as international students rush back to Australia
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  • Don’t discount Tasmania with MyState Bank making big inroads on the mainland
    Don’t discount Tasmania with MyState Bank making big inroads on the mainland
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  • Interest rates creating tense competition for the Big Four
    Interest rates creating tense competition for the Big Four
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  • UNITH confirms digital human has been deployed to a Big 5 Tech company’s European operations
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    UNITH confirms digital human has been deployed to a Big 5 Tech company’s European operations

    Once there had been a traditional notion that Artificial Intelligence (AI) requires sophisticated processing power and can only be deployed by multimillion dollar businesses, but no – it’s a fallacy. This myth has been debunked by AI company UNITH (ASX: UNT) which is on track to launch the new version of  its Digital Human platform

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  • Punt on it: RAS signs six year contract with Tabcorp in a bid to boost betting
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    Punt on it: RAS signs six year contract with Tabcorp in a bid to boost betting

    The pandemic lent Australians the time and money to wager bets on their favourite horses. Suddenly, gambling one’s fortune away was not such a bad idea. However, the industry has witnessed a slowdown since recovery from Covid with people having to save up for rising costs. However, wagering tech company RAS Technology (ASX: RTH) is

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  • PlaySide signs deals with UK-based developer to publish survival game Dynasty of the Sands
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    PlaySide signs deals with UK-based developer to publish survival game Dynasty of the Sands

    In a world where imagination knows no bounds and technology has enough power to support it, gaming continues to grow as a cultural phenomenon that captivates 3 billion players worldwide of all ages and backgrounds. Popular game genres tend to alternate with whatever happens to catch the eyes of gamers at that time.  First-person shooters

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  • Bidding war intensifies: SILK receives competing acquisition offer from EC Healthcare
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    Bidding war intensifies: SILK receives competing acquisition offer from EC Healthcare

    The beauty treatment company SILK Laser Australia (ASX: SLA) has found itself at the center of a bidding war as it contemplates the offers from two interested parties—EC Healthcare and Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API). As if in an episode of the Bachelor, it must now decide: who gets the rose? SILK Laser Australia has received

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  • Nuix starts its 2.0 journey with Rampiva acquisition, putting behind its legal troubles
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    Nuix starts its 2.0 journey with Rampiva acquisition, putting behind its legal troubles

    After enduring months of legal disputes, declining revenues, and significant changes to its board of directors, technology company Nuix (ASX: NXL) is embarking on its 2.0 journey with the acquisition of Rampiva, a provider of workflow automation and job scheduling software. The acquisition marks a pivotal moment for Nuix as it aims to revitalise its

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  • Consumers reduce fashion spending and City Chic didn’t make the cut
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    Consumers reduce fashion spending and City Chic didn’t make the cut

    Built up savings during the pandemic contributed to an 18-month period of robust growth in early 2021 for online fashion but the fall from those highs have since brought online retailers to their knees. Inflationary pressure, reduced discretionary spending and depressed customer sentiment carried over to 2023 have pushed the fashion industry over the edge.

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  • Archer becomes first Australian company to partner with the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution
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    Archer becomes first Australian company to partner with the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution

    The first industrial revolution saw the rise of factories and mass production, the second brought about cars and phones, the third brought about the internet and globalisation, and the fourth—the one we’re currently living through—is advancing artificial intelligence, automation and more. Each new industrial revolution has brought about a transformation that we can’t imagine our

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  • Spacetalk launches Adventurer 2 smartwatch to promote child safety without enabling unhealthy internet habits
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    Spacetalk launches Adventurer 2 smartwatch to promote child safety without enabling unhealthy internet habits

    No social media, no internet, just a smartwatch enabled with a 4G phone, GPS and more to keep kids secure and reachable.  With working parents, keeping tabs on children at all times is just not possible. And while giving them a phone is a quick fix, it might also stunt their social growth. A sweet

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  • Ongoing inflationary environment sees dusk sales decline, can the new CEO change its fate?
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    Ongoing inflationary environment sees dusk sales decline, can the new CEO change its fate?

    Nearly everything has become super expensive, so it is not surprising that little luxuries, like candles, are losing their appeal compared to everyday necessities. And it’s reflecting in the turbulent financial performance of premium retailers like the Aussie home fragrance retailer dusk Group (ASX: DSK).  The Company has released its financial guidance for FY23, anticipating

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  • Austal USA receives $5 billion contract from US Navy amid ongoing fraud debacle
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    Austal USA receives $5 billion contract from US Navy amid ongoing fraud debacle

    Battling fraud allegations in its US division and initiating layoffs in Australia, ship building company Austal (ASX: ASB) is trying to batten down the hatches. And in that spirit, the Company’s USA arm has locked in a $4.8 billion contract for up to seven T-AGOS 25 class ships—or surveillance ships—for the US Navy. Austal USA

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