Abdul Rizvi writes Australia’s migration debate needs clear targets, credible delivery plans and honest discussion of the consequences, not caps that cannot work or promises that ignore visa backlogs. Abdul Rizvi (Pearls and Irritations) The […]
Hong Wang’s Fields Medal win turns mathematics into a cultural phenomenon in China with social media platforms and netizens clamouring to elevate her to celebrity heights as a Key Opinion Leader. Hong Wang’s historic Fields […]
The Reserve Bank of Australia has left interest rates unchanged at 4.35 per cent, opting to pause its tightening cycle for a second consecutive meeting while warning that another increase could still be required if […]
The collapse of the Shield Master Fund has become a defining case study in the risks surrounding Australia’s managed investment and superannuation sectors. At the centre of the affair is Melbourne property developer Paul Chiodo, […]
Whether prices are rising or falling, you can rely on the headlines to scream housing crisis. Michael Pascoe argues opportunity is knocking if there were a government with vision and ticker prepared to listen to the Mirvac […]
Asian and Australian financial markets ended the week with investors broadly more confident about equities, although the rally was accompanied by renewed concerns over currencies, energy prices and the outlook for monetary policy. The standout […]
Australia’s economic history shows that major shocks often come from overseas, but better policy settings over the past three decades have helped keep unemployment, inflation and debt under greater control. By Ross Gittens (Pearls and […]
The NSW ICAC has uncovered a web of conflicting interests at the University of Wollongong, involving its executives and consultants KordaMentha. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas report. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas (Michael West Media) In mid-2026, the NSW […]
The collapse of Capital Guard has become one of Australia’s most significant financial services failures of 2026, leaving some 80 investors, who’ve lost a combined total of $17.4 million, unlikely to ever see their money […]
China’s economy has proved resilient in the face of multiple shocks, boosted by robust exports and fiscal stimulus, and it remains a major driver of global growth. (IMF Blog) China’s economy expanded by 5 percent […]
Australian and Asian markets end July on volatile note as investors weigh earnings, rates and geopolitical risks. While Australia’s central bank governor warns that inflation risks will continue to weigh on interest rate policy. Financial […]
CXMT stock soars after IPO making the ten year old company the most valuable listed company in China. China’s semiconductor industry reached a major milestone this week after ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), the country’s leading […]
Finance Sector Union says Bendigo Bank’s broader cost cutting programs will move its deceased estates function offshore in line with moves to offshore non-customer facing functions. The Finance Sector Union (FSU) has accused Bendigo Bank […]
Where is corporate oversight in Australia? Clearly, it’s not coming from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Numerous groups have advocated for a full investigation into the corporate watchdog. Independent economist, John Adams has chronicled […]
Sovereign wealth funds have become some of the most powerful players in global finance. They now manage more than US$16 trillion in total assets, up from about US$3 trillion in 2008. By Yan Liu (IMF […]
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