A couple of weeks ago, a mate with whom I once worked and now works for the BBC beamed me a copy of a letter he had sent to the new BBC chief, Matt Brittin, who took up his role in the past week.

Australia’s housing market is now in full correction mode according to Cotality’s dwelling values index, with values falling at the aggregate 5-city level, driven by sharp declines in Sydney and Melbourne.

According to Pauline Hanson’s One Nation gas policy, “a minimum 15% of all gas extracted from Australian sources” should be set aside for the domestic market.

The changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT) announced in last week’s federal budget were specifically designed to push investors away from existing homes and towards new construction by restricting tax benefits to new builds only.

Last year, the Centre for Public Integrity, an independent research agency, reported that 24% of FOI requests were denied during Labor’s first term in office.

BCA nails my view of the world today.

It’s now official: Australia is running three simultaneous self-reinforcing shocks.

This is what the fog of war looks like.

The Budget papers show that the federal government’s total spending on disability in the 2027 financial year will come in at $98.1 billion, despite its efforts to curb the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s (NDIS) growth.

When legends like Richard Koo weigh in, it is worth listening.

SQM Research figures released on Wednesday have revealed that weekly asking rents across the capital cities have risen an average of 6.9% compared with a year ago.

With the Australian winter now less than a few weeks away, the grey skies and damp conditions that see over a million Australians down with the winter blues each year are almost upon us.

Australia’s income tax system is a scam.

The first question: Why do you want more money in your super?

The federal government has introduced a suite of structural, legislative and administrative reforms to slow the rapid growth in National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) costs.

More gas cartel whinging today at Cartel Headquarters.

NSW Treasurer Daniel Moohkey claims that private investment in renewable energy projects has stopped NSW from slipping into recession.

In this week’s podcast, Nucleus Wealth’s Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen, takes a hard look at Australia’s shrinking fuel buffers — asking when do the pumps run dry?

The AFR campaigns for productivity reform all the time.

In the years following the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia’s construction sector experienced a sharp rise in construction insolvencies.

So far, it has only happened in private. Will it happen officially? ANZ explores. Australia is heavily dependent on refined fuel (diesel, petrol and jet fuel), with over 90% of these fuels imported.