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 […]
The dominant influence on Asia-Pacific markets was the combination of elevated government bond yields, rising oil prices and uncertainty over the direction of US monetary policy. Investors were also monitoring geopolitical tensions in the Middle […]
For much of the past two decades, China’s luxury market was built around one powerful idea: luxury meant buying new. Designer handbags, watches, jewellery and fashion were symbols of rising wealth, social status and economic […]
Is the Reserve Bank of Australia’s incompetence making the rich richer? Having built up market expectations for a rate rise, Australia’s central bank delivers. Michael Pascoe reports on why he is in the cohort of […]
The Australian government continues to wave through contracts for the big four audit firms, despite scandals and revelations that some have shared confidential client material from both private and public sector clients. The latest Big […]
The suspension of the licence of The Star Sydney Casino has been extended into 2027. A win for tighter regulation but the casino’s operators might see it as a loss with the all powerful Australian […]
Australian and Asian financial markets came under renewed pressure as rising bond yields, elevated oil prices and expectations of further monetary tightening offset optimism surrounding artificial intelligence and the latest US-China summit. The S&P/ASX 200 […]
A six-year-old Chinese girl has stunned the speedcubing world after breaking the women’s world record for solving a 3x3x3 Rubik’s Cube twice in just three days. Lian Yunzhi, from Chengdu in China’s Sichuan province, first […]
Leaked documents show to the Albanese government is prepared to backtrack on its commitment to protect Australian copyright owners from having AI models use their works. At the same time prime minister Anthony Albanese has […]
This year has seen a rising trend in bond yields with the US 30-year treasury bond yield reaching its highest in around two decades and the Australian Government’s 10-year bond yield rising to its highest […]
China’s latest box office hit, Once Upon a Time in the Middle East weaves its anti-war message through the prism of all sides in a brutal war. While its theme is ultimately the futility of […]
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