Australian Retirement Trust
Australian Retirement Trust is an Australian superannuation (retirement savings) fund provider serving more than two million members. Formed through the merger of Sunsuper and QSuper, it offers superannuation, retirement income, investment, and insurance products to individuals and employers.www.australianretirementtrust.com.au
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Oct 1, 2026
Midday business news for Friday 2 October 2026
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3:33speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
So Evolution Healthcare has, uh, just over half a billion dollars of developments that it's either recently completed, are underway, or about to begin, and that includes the new Wakefield Hospital in Wellington and some other regional facilities.
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3:47speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Now, its owners include Australian infrastructure investor QIC, the Australian Retirement Trust, and, uh, Te Puia Topapa, which invests on behalf of twenty-six iwi and Maori entities.
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3:59speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Its Chief Executive, Simon Keating, says that the company's long-term investors have seen an opportunity to help fill the country's healthcare infrastructure gap.
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4:09Simon KeatingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're committed to investing long-term in New Zealand, and, and we do see that there has been, um, a shortage of infrastructure, um, and an underinvestment in healthcare infrastructure for a long period of time, um, in New Zealand.
Sydney Now with Trent Nikolic 🚗🏙️📻- Thursday, 24th September
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27:55Trent NikolicHOST
He worked at the ACTU, Fair Work Commission and the Net Zero Economy Authority.
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28:00Trent NikolicHOST
Marnie Baker had a career in banking and sits on the board of industry super giant Australian Retirement Trust.
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28:06Trent NikolicHOST
Academic Rene Fry-McKibben sat on the RBA review before joining the board.
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28:12Trent NikolicHOST
Melinda Chalento has a think tank and business lobby background and was a cheerleader for Chalmers' latest tax changes.
'No idea what he's talking about': Jim Chalmers slammed over rising interest rates
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2:43Trent NikolicHOST
He worked at the ACTU, Fair Work Commission and the Net Zero Economy Authority.
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2:48Trent NikolicHOST
Marnie Baker had a career in banking and sits on the board of industry super giant Australian Retirement Trust.
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2:54Trent NikolicHOST
Academic Rene Fry-McKibben sat on the RBA review before joining the board.
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2:59Trent NikolicHOST
Melinda Chalento has a think tank and business lobby background and was a cheerleader for Chalmers' latest tax changes.
Sydney Property Market 2026: Is This the Time to Buy? | My Next Property
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18:36Steve AshHOST
But in an area like where we just bought, and if we buy that in Brizzy, it's going to be 600 minimum.
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18:41Steve AshHOST
And then so to buy four, six, five, like in Auburn, I mean, my old boss at Australian Retirement Trust has a house in Auburn.
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18:47Steve AshHOST
So, I mean, he's like, Norm, you're a smart guy.
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18:50Steve AshHOST
So there's a lot of upside, but there are a few high rises, but something like this, it's a different market and those high rises.
What happens to Super when you retire?
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42:04Tahli CavagninoGUEST
So it's pretty low, and that isn't changing under the proposals, which is also, um, really important.
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42:10Owen RaskHOST
Yeah, so that applies to AustralianSuper, QSuper, ART, Rest, Cbus, TelstraSuper, like all the big ones.
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42:17Owen RaskHOST
Um, all...
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42:18Owen RaskHOST
They're, they're still the same.
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43:50Tahli CavagninoGUEST
Um, so pretty simple, and therefore when we're looking at it in the context of a super fund or even outside, like they're very cheap.
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43:58Owen RaskHOST
Yeah.
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43:58Tahli CavagninoGUEST
Um, if we're comparing, like off the top of my head, um, ART, their index option is about .04% versus the diversified option being, uh, I think it's like point, .7%.
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44:12Owen RaskHOST
Mm-hmm.
What happens to Super when you retire?
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40:22Owen RaskHOST
important.
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40:22Owen RaskHOST
Yeah, so that applies to Australian super, Q super, ART, REST, CBUS, Telstra super, like all the big ones.
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40:31Owen RaskHOST
Or they're still the same.
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40:33Owen RaskHOST
Because if you think about it politically, Mark, the government wants to push more money into super because it's basically a lifeline for the government in 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years, right? Because they'll be able to say, well, you guys all have the chance to have all this money.
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42:03Tahli CavagninoGUEST
So pretty simple.
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42:04Tahli CavagninoGUEST
And therefore, when we're looking at it in the context of a super fund or even outside, they're very cheap.
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42:12Tahli CavagninoGUEST
If we're comparing off the top of my head, ART, their index option is about 0.04% versus the diversified option being, I think it's like 0.7%.
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42:24Tahli CavagninoGUEST
So it's very different.
Hughesy has a problem, M&C Saatchi has a problem, local tech bosses have a problem
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9:55Tim BurrowsHOST
So that was, if I remember rightly, they had, was it Woolworths?
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10:00Eleanor DickinsonPANELIST
They had Woolworths, they had Optus, the Australian Retirement Trust, um, Tourism Australia, Origin Energy.
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10:09Eleanor DickinsonPANELIST
It's a stream.
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10:10Tim BurrowsHOST
So a rotten run.
Afternoon Report | ASX hits six-week low
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1:59Michael ThompsonHOST
Story number three, ASIC has taken action against three superannuation funds over misleading descriptions of their investment options.
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2:07Michael ThompsonHOST
Australian Retirement Trust's Telstra Super and Australian Food Super have each agreed to pay almost $40,000 after the regulator found errors in how some investment options were described on their websites.
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2:20Michael ThompsonHOST
The issues included funds saying options were entirely invested in private or unlisted assets when they actually included listed property or international shares.
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2:29Michael ThompsonHOST
ASIC Commissioner Simone Constant says that super members rely on funds to get basic information about asset allocation and investment options right, and that trustees need to make sure those disclosures stay accurate.
Fear & Greed Afternoon Report | 8 Sep 2026
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2:15Michael ThompsonHOST
Story number three, ASIC has taken action against three superannuation funds over misleading descriptions of their investment options.
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2:23Michael ThompsonHOST
Australian Retirement Trust's Telstra Super and Australian Food Super have each agreed to pay almost $40,000 after the regulator found errors in how some investment options were described on their websites.
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2:35Michael ThompsonHOST
The issues included funds saying options were entirely invested in private or unlisted assets when they actually included listed property or international shares.
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2:44Michael ThompsonHOST
ASIC Commissioner Simone Constance says that super members rely on funds to get basic information about asset allocation and investment options right.
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Sep 7 · 1 Mention
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4:40speaker_0HOST
More about advertising reports, Essity has launched a global creative review after acquiring Edgewell's North American personal care brands, putting the Labresse and Bodyform account in play.
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4:52speaker_0HOST
Mumbrella reports Saatchi & Saatchi has won creative duties for Australian Retirement Trust after a pitch that three-year incumbent M&C Saatchi declined to contest.
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5:03speaker_0HOST
Storyboard18 reports India's income tax department began searches on the 1st of September at premises linked to Dentsu Media Group in four cities, part of a suspected tax evasion probe.
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5:14speaker_0HOST
The department has disclosed no findings.