An expert report says the state would create a “moral hazard” if it agreed to pay compensation for pandemic damage, even if it was at fault.

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Major financial backers including superannuation giants are also cutting their exposure to the sector.

The tax office has pushed almost 1000 small businesses into insolvency in the most recent financial year as it ramps up its post-Covid debt crackdown.

Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley has endured a tumultuous time transforming the Australian Open into the biggest event on the national sporting calendar.