In most places, debate ultimately yields change. Not in Australia. Here we have fake debate and feasting vested interests.

An issue of significant controversy, here we get into the data on the impact of international students on housing demand.

The Market Ear on equity internals. A zero-sum doughnut “Getting a doughnut” in bonus is what all junior investment bankers ...

The ferrous complex is doing the seasonal thing. MySteel output is very strong this week. But can it be believed? MySteel has ...

Government-funded jobs have artificially fueled Australia’s jobs boom over the past two years. As illustrated below by Alex ...

Research by the McKell Institute warns that thousands of manufacturing jobs in Australia are at risk, particularly in regional areas The report claims that China’s “aggressive” industrial ...

ANZ has a funny cash rate analysis today. It has been, and remains, one of the most hawkish forecasters. We expect a 25bp ...

Last week, Statistics New Zealand reported that the nation’s unemployment rate rose to 5.2% in Q2 2025, the highest rate ...

In July last year, Stage Three tax cuts delivered the average household $2.200 per annum. These tax cuts have helped support ...

Australia currently has the highest share of temporary migrants and international students as a percentage of our population ...

Earlier this year, economist Chris Murphy noted that the historical effective average income tax rate in the first two ...

After months of strong results, Australia’s auction market has experienced a loss of momentum alongside a stalling of price ...