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 […]
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 […]
KPMG whistleblower Brendan Lyon’s court win challenge’s the Big Four’s cosiest lurk, immunity from prosecution. Stephanie Tran reports. Stephanie Tran (MW Media) Winning a protective costs order in the NSW Supreme Court may not sound […]
The endless debate over immigration and housing numbers is long on rhetoric and short on facts; political point-scoring dominates. Monte Dwyer reckons he has the answer. Monte Dwyer (MW Media) Right, pay attention please. I’ve […]
There was a time when Hui Ka Yan appeared to embody everything that China’s extraordinary economic transformation had promised, now his assets have been confiscated and his been handed a sentence of life imprisonment for […]
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 […]
Global public debt is very high. It is expected to exceed $100 trillion, or about 93 percent of global gross domestic product by the end of this year and will approach 100 percent of GDP […]
With ex-partners suing them, the parliament grilling them, the government firing them, the Australian Federal Police investigating them and the media lambasting them, the tax scandal ridden PwC clearly doesn’t have much to worry about. […]
Fund manager Roger Montgomery explains why company profitability is important, but not as important as cash-flow 4 May 2023 | Roger Montgomery (Image: Nathan Mullet) Cash flow is the money flowing in and out of a […]
The Morrison Government has clear plans to take AUKUS to the next election as a key national security issue, however, its nuclear-powered submarines will be expensive white elephants, delivered long after the current government is […]
Why does Australia still sell weapons to human-rights abuser Saudi Arabia? As the kingdom wages war in Yemen, Canberra continues to supply arms, making us complicit in the deaths of innocent civilians. 8 December 2021 […]
Australia’s “sophisticated” export model is based on growing stuff, or digging it out of the ground, and selling it to China. Spare a thought for the fashion houses using Aussie croc skins to flog off […]
It’s not just journalists who hang around the National Press Club. A plethora of political lobbyists, industry bodies, weapons makers, the Big Four accounting firms, Big Tobacco, Big Pharma, alcohol and gambling interests—groups overwhelmingly foreign-controlled—all […]
Seven years after being approved, Sydney’s second airport is just a pile of dirt and excavators without an aircraft in sight, meanwhile the existing privatised Sydney Airport is about to be taken over. Australia is […]
The US Navy and Britain’s Royal Navy can’t maintain their own nuclear submarines so how is Australia, a nation with no expertise in nuclear powered vessels, going to maintain its attack submarines? 23 September 2021 […]
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