Universities are in crisis as spiralling costs and dwindling international student numbers force unis to cut costs. But it isn’t true, James Guthrie and Adam Lucas investigate. Michael West Media Since 2019, across Australia, vice-chancellors […]
Financial markets across Australia and Asia endured a volatile week as concerns about the sustainability of the artificial intelligence investment boom, escalating Middle East tensions and rising oil prices prompted investors to reduce risk exposure. […]
The recent release of the corporate tax transparency data by the Australian Taxation Office, for company tax paid in the 2024-25 financial year, once again shows some of Australia’s biggest corporates are not paying company […]
The 12th year of ATO corporate tax data shows progress, but gifting our vast offshore gas resources still leaves a foul stench. Jason Ward reports how big gas companies continue to take more than they […]
Australia’s spring housing market stalls as sales slump and selling times blow out to more than five weeks. Cotality Release Australia’s spring property market has failed to gain its usual momentum, with home sales down […]
Despite being in possession of what police say is $2.5 million in jewellery they allege are proceeds of crime, the Director of Public Prosecutions has not confirmed it will prosecute Darron Marc Levin in the […]
The data centre boom in Australia and abroad faces five main risks: electricity and grid constraints, opaque debt financing, weaker-than-expected future revenues, community opposition, and concentrated supply chains. AMP Capital’s My Bui reports. My Bui […]
The spectacular failure of Firmus Technologies should not have come as a surprise. It was a float of hope as opposed to reality. With a valuation wildly above earnings the market was left asking the […]
Tennis superstar Zheng Qinwen has proven to her sponsors that she delivers to a Chinese audience becoming the first Chinese player to win the WTA 1000 China Open. Zheng Qinwen has made two pieces of […]
Once again regional markets spin around and back to the issues of geopolitics, oil prices and interest rates, the themes that have been weighing heavily on the minds of investors for the past weeks. Asian […]
Chinese women’s national team captain Yang Shuyu 杨舒予 brings serious credentials to the Sydney Flames — but her move this season goes well beyond basketball, Heidi Han reports. An Olympic 3×3 bronze medallist, Asia Cup […]
Whilst Australia seems happy with oligopolies, duopolies and monopolies exercising market control over consumers, New Zealand consumers are possibly set for relief with proposals to break up the country’s supermarket duopoly. With NZ’s general election […]
JHeng is a legal profession ecosystem set to revolutionise the way clients and lawyers are matched, putting clients in front of the right lawyer while lawyers benefit from a comprehensive brief before the initial consultation. […]
Heads are already rolling after the NSW Legislative Council released its report into university governance, highlighting widespread transparency and accounting issues. Adam Lucas and James Guthrie report. Michael West Media Last week, former La Trobe […]
A box of Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes has triggered an extraordinary public relations crisis for Tiffany & Co. in China, after a customer who says she spent more than 200,000 yuan (about A$43,000) on jewellery complained […]
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