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Monday, 2 November 2026

No. 23,584

International Coravia Business Daily

Independent journalism · Est. 1962 · Meridale

Breaking

Assembly passes $9bn Coastal Shield infrastructure bill after 14-hour session

Central bank holds key rate at 3.25% and signals autumn review

Flood warnings issued for the lower Aldenne Valley as river levels peak

Auriga-3 launch puts first Coravian weather satellite into orbit

Assembly passes $9bn Coastal Shield infrastructure bill after 14-hour session

Central bank holds key rate at 3.25% and signals autumn review

Flood warnings issued for the lower Aldenne Valley as river levels peak

Auriga-3 launch puts first Coravian weather satellite into orbit

Opinion

Columns and analysis from Rhea Callum, Samir Odell, Tomas Verek and the Montlior News writers. Opinion writers speak for themselves.

Portrait of Yuna Karel.

The Assembly found consensus — keeping it is the hard part

Two landmark acts in one week looks like a new politics. The autumn budget will reveal whether it survives contact with arithmetic.

11:40

Yuna Karel

Portrait of Rhea Callum.

Tuition reform is bold. Paying for it will be bolder

Abolishing fees is the easy applause line. The levy that funds it will test every employer, every minister and every promise in the act.

10:00

Rhea Callum

Portrait of Samir Odell.

The central bank is right to hold its nerve

Markets want the cut now. Governor Andor's patience is not timidity — it is the whole point of having a central bank.

08:15

Samir Odell

Portrait of Tomas Verek.

Football’s new money must reach the grassroots

The $40m schools fund is a start — and a test of whether the game's broadcast riches build anything below the first division.

16:30

Tomas Verek

Portrait of Rhea Callum.

Coastal Shield is a decade late — and still worth every dollar

Infrastructure is the rare policy where the bill for doing nothing always arrives, with interest, and usually in winter.

06:00

Rhea Callum