Since coming to power, Labor has increased the Australian Public Service (APS) headcount by 24%, to more than 213,000 staff.

When I moved to Hellbourne from Sydney (oh, the regret) in 2009, after successfully selling The Diplomat in Japan on the eve ...

Nobody wants US dollars. But they want Bitcoin even less. This is a pretty stark break from the narrative we’ve been sold ...

Wednesday’s CPI inflation release for December was a shocker that, alongside the decline in the nation’s unemployment rate to ...

The media frequently criticises coal generation subsidies while overlooking the significantly larger subsidies for renewable ...

KPMG’s January 2026 outlook paints a picture of broad‑based, shortage‑driven price growth, with affordable suburbs and unit ...

DXY is not recapturing former support levels. This is TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) as his “massive armada” closes in on ...

For most of the history of modern economies, one of the most vital indicators for economic health was the volume and value of ...

Australia’s energy demand will soar over the coming decades due to a combination of rapid population growth, the mass ...

The February RBA meeting is a closer call than markets are pricing it for, according to Deutsche Bank. The bank notes that headline CPI increased 1.0% monthly/3.8% year over year in December, about 0.

The ferrous jaws must close! A 2% pop yesterday, driven by news of the easing of the “three red lines” for some Chinese property developers, faded overnight. This is quite right, but it shows that ...

DXY rebounded, but the former support is still resistance. AUD didn’t care. The safe haven held. CNY supportive. JPY pulled ...