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Is Westpac down? [February 9, 2026] Westpac's mobile banking is reportedly down for some users on February 9, 2026. Based on the graph showing on the outage tracking service DownDetector, the volume of user reports surged around 2:09PM ...

Westpac's mobile banking is reportedly down for some users at the moment. Are you one of them? #Westpac #WestpacDown

"he doesn't mind I little blood shed just as long as the money keeps pouring in"
He's talking about our blood, not his.
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#bunnings are into this
#auspol are you aware of any other corporations embracing #Palantir
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We need to reduce climate pollution further and faster – which is why we're calling on banks like #ANZ and #Westpac to stop financing fossil fuel expansion, and for super funds to stop investing Australians' retirement savings in the companies making climate change worse.

#climatecolapse #Westpac #fossilfuelexpansion

Westpac is funding #climate collapse – but it doesn't have to.

Join Australian healthcare workers and tell #Westpac to stop funding fossil fuel expansion today: www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/ba...

Westpac fends off concerns about its lending to gas Shareholder opposition to the lender’s climate transition plan was less than the previous year, despite criticism that it has pared back its ambitions.

Big four bank #Westpac has “dramatically watered down” its #climate transition plan requirements for fossil fuel clients – and insists it “can’t do much more”.

But the large strides made by both #CommBank and #NAB prove that's simply not true.

#Westpac #climatecrimes #Auspol

#Westpac #climatepolicy #fossilfools #Auspol

Person holding a poster that looks like a Westpac credit card, which says $10,000,000,000+ loaned since 2016 to fossil fuels

A New South Wales nurse holding a sign that says 'Westpac is funding the climate crisis'

Emergency leaders and over 100 shareholders have joined us to send a clear warning to #Westpac that it must stop financing the coal, oil and gas companies putting Australians at risk.

Today we're at Westpac's AGM challenging the bank for watering down its #climate policy.

Headline from the Australian: "Global investors back resolution for Westpac to come clean over fossil fuel finance" with an image of Westpac's logo, a large red W.

Four of the world’s top investors, with a combined $1 trillion under management, have backed a Market Forces resolution calling for Australian bank #Westpac to make clear how its fossil fuel finance aligns with its own #climate commitments.

#Boycott and #Protests -> #ClimateCriminals #Banking #Westpac #Santos

Image of The Guardian newspaper homepage with a large banner ad that reads "Westpac is funding climate collapse - it doesn't have to"

Thanks to your support, we’re ruining Westpac’s day. 😉

We’ve scored homepage ads on @australia.theguardian.com – with millions of readers – calling out #Westpac for breaching its updated #climate policy after only just one month, with a major deal to oil and gas company Santos.

Westpac is reportedly down for hundreds of users right now. Are you one of them? #westpac #westpacdown community.designtaxi.com/topic/20806-is-westpac-d...

"Companies such as Westpac have been asked to stump up the cash required to back Australia’s latest China containment strategy – a $600 million 10-yr strategy to place rugby league at the centre of countering Beijing’s influence in the Pacific.” #auspol #outsourcing #softdiplomacy #Westpac #PNG #NRL

The analysis found that of the $1.8 billion combined expend, $1.1 B was identified as either dubious or questionable claims, or had ‘too little info’ to categorise…
banks claim the fees they waive to some customers as part of their corp giving. #Auspol #corporations #lies&spin #Westpac #Woolworths

Our new report reveals Australia's big four banks have provided over $43 billion to the world's biggest fossil fuel companies in the last 10 years – but some banks are starting to do better, while #ANZ and #Westpac lag behind.

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Big four banks slammed for profiting from fossil fuels Australia's big four banks have made billions from investing in fossil fuel projects in the past decade, but only two have made steps to walk away.

New Market Forces report finds over 80% of all lending from the big four banks to the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies was provided by #Westpac and #ANZ – while competitors CommBank and NAB have dramatically wound back funding for big polluters.

#climate #auspol #netzero #banks

The Australian headline: 'Australia's big four banks have funnelled $43bn into fossil fuels despite their climate pledges'. Shows an image of a coal mine, with the caption 'ANZ, NAB and Westpac have all provided loans to BHP, according to a new Market Forces report.'

“Little more than window dressing and greenwashing” – #ANZ and #Westpac are lagging behind on #climate, providing 80% of big four bank lending to fossil fuels since 2024.

Lending by the big four banks to fossil fuel majors 2016-2021 vs 2024-2025. ANZ and Westpac now make up 80% of total lending in 2025.

But a new trend has emerged: #Westpac and #ANZ now stand out as Australia’s fossil fuel banks, making up over 80% of all lending from the big four banks to major fossil fuel companies since 2024 – while #CommBank and #NAB have been cutting ties.

Image of Westpac-style 'W' on fire and smoking, with flames in the background

“Farcical”: #Westpac says 90% of its fossil fuel clients have credible transition plans, despite expansion projects

“Westpac can’t take part in any more deals for companies like Santos, Woodside, BP and BHP while claiming to be committed to global #climate goals." – Kyle Robertson, Market Forces

🇹🇭Today, MSPglobal participates in the 2nd MSP workshop organised by IOC-Subcommission #WESTPAC on the implementation of the recently published Regional Action Framework (2025-2030) for accelerating MSP in the Western Pacific region: tinyurl.com/2tdbu9cm

Typhon #Ragasa coming ashore in Southern China as an equivalent Category Two Hurricane after leaving 17 people dead in Taiwan. #westpac #typhoon

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Heatwaves '10,000 times more likely', driven largely by 180 companies

New data shows deadly heatwaves are 10,000 times more likely due to just 180 companies – including #ANZ, #NAB and #Westpac clients Santos, Woodside, BP, TotalEnergies, BHP, Glencore, and INPEX.

Australians are paying the price – the big banks must cut ties with carbon majors. #auspol #climate

Australia’s Westpac to hire 350 more bankers to win business lending market share By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia’s Westpac Banking Corp aims to hire 350 bankers in the next two years to help gain business banking market share and close the gap on its major rivals, it said on Tuesday. The bank had hired 135 business bankers so far this year, Paul Fowler, Westpac’s chief executive of business banking and wealth told an analyst briefing. Westpac, Australia’s second-largest bank by market capitalisation, had a 16.1% business lending market share in July, up from 15.3% the same time last year, according to regulatory figures released last week. It sits third behind National Australia Bank with 21.6% and the country’s largest lender, Commonwealth Bank, with 18.85%, the figures showed. Westpac and CBA are targeting NAB’s stronghold on business banking by offering reduced lending rates to get customers to switch banks, according to analysts, at a time when the bank is undergoing major change. NAB’s business banking head Andrew Auerbach began in June and has previously not run a business banking division and that makes it vulnerable to competitors trying to pinch market share, analysts say. NAB will hold a business banking briefing on Wednesday. Fowler said Westpac’s business and wealth division recorded a net profit of A$1.1 billion ($714.78 million) in the first half of the current financial year, making it the largest contributor to the bank’s A$3.3 billion net profit. "Almost a decade ago, Westpac held a leading position in business banking in this country. Since that time, we’ve had times where we lost focus and we’ve conceded considerable ground," Fowler said. 3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. "... we’ve made a decision, a strategic decision, to tilt towards business banking." ($1 = 1.5389 Australian dollars) Is CBA part of an AI-powered winning strategy? ProPicks AI evaluates CBA alongside thousands of other companies every month using 100+ financial metrics. Using powerful AI to generate exciting stock ideas, it looks beyond popularity to assess fundamentals, momentum, and valuation. The AI has no bias—it simply identifies which stocks offer the best risk-reward based on current data with notable past winners that include Super Micro Computer (+185%) and AppLovin (+157%). Want to know if CBA is currently featured in any ProPicks AI strategies, or if there are better opportunities in the same space?

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Australia’s Westpac posts more than 5% rise in third-quarter profit (Reuters) -Australia’s Westpac Banking Corp posted a more than 5% rise in third-quarter profit on Thursday, reflecting higher margins as well as a slight rise in lending and deposits. Contribution from the bank’s treasury and market segment grew significantly from a year ago, which Westpac attributed to a favourable interest-rate climate. Continued operating momentum drove customer deposit growth of A$10 billion and gross loan growth of A$16 billion, Westpac said in a trading update. Interest rates in Australia have come off a 12-year high over the past six months, spurring home and business lending volumes. The Reserve Bank of Australia has slashed its key cash rate by a cumulative 75 basis points this year, including a quarter-point rate cut earlier this week. The country’s third-largest lender reported cash earnings of A$1.9 billion ($1.24 billion) for the quarter ended June 30, compared with A$1.8 billion a year ago.

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From today, Australia's largest bank #CommBank will no longer finance any coal, oil or gas producing companies that aren't aligning their plans with a liveable #climate.

RT to tell #ANZ, #Macquarie, #NAB and #Westpac to stop funding new fossil fuels.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac cut home loan rates after RBA move (Reuters) -Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the country’s largest lender, and Westpac Banking (NYSE:WBK) Corp, the third-biggest, cut their standard variable home loan rates by 25 basis points on Tuesday following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s rate cut. The central bank lowered its cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.60% after wrapping up a two-day policy meeting, citing falling inflation and a loosening labour market, though it remained cautious on the prospect of further easing. The moves mark the latest response by Australia’s major banks to the RBA’s third rate cut this year, as borrowing costs continue to ease from their recent peaks. Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! Stay ahead of the curve with ProPicks – 6 model portfolios fueled by AI stock picks with a stellar performance this year.. In 2024 alone, ProPicks' AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech Stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies. So if CBA is on your watchlist, it could be very wise to know whether or not it made the ProPicks lists.

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