Australian national carrier’s three-year plan to lose staff and save $15 billion 25 June 2020 | Toby Thomas A significant blow has been dealt to the workforce of Australia’s flagship airline with Qantas chief Alan […]
Andrew Ferguson’s family-owned Ferguson Australia Group processes one quarter of Southern Rock Lobsters in South Australia Australia’s southern rock lobster is the most prized of lobsters and nowhere is it valued more than in China […]
Australian manufacturers may… or may not… have been under cyber attack 23 June 2020 | Peter Roberts, AUManufacturing On a day when the federal government announced some bad news for university students the Prime Minister, […]
The gradual reopening of economies around the world presents a consortium of challenges for societies, policymakers and financial markets alike 22 June 2020 | Gita Gopinath (International Monetary Fund) The Great Lockdown is expected to […]
Some good data suggests a recovery from the dramatic COVID-19 economic lows but there are still plenty of variables and risks 21 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Shownen) The past week has seen an avalanche […]
Concerns are being raised about the ‘boofhead diplomacy’ being conducted at the highest levels of China/Australia relations. But apart from the Murdoch tabloids urging all and sundry to call out China whatever the cost, who […]
The story of Australia’s $1.1 billion wine exports to China is far from an overnight success, its bedrock is a deep cultural understanding and personal relationships cultivated over many years 17 May 2020 | Marcus […]
The Australian Financial Review rightly apologises for cartoon amidst claims of anti-Semitism… don’t hold your breath for admission of ever offending Chinese-Australians 15 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: David Rowe/AFR) The Australian Financial Review […]
Sydney University Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Michael Spence says return of international students vital not just for campuses but the broader community 15 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein After months of lobbying from state governments, and the […]
Most major share markets fell sharply over the last week on concerns about a second wave of coronavirus cases in several US states and the pace of economic recovery after cautious US Federal Reserve comments […]
Tiny Norway, with just one-fifth of Australia’s population, saved up for this rainy day while Australia’s sovereign wealth has all but washed away 11 June 2020 | Kim Wingerei, MW Media (Image: Steinar Engeland/APAC News) […]
Despite its enormous short-term economic costs, the COVID-19 lockdown has saved hundreds of thousands of lives 11 June 2020 | Pragyan Deb, IMF (Image: Dimitry B) Since the COVID-19 outbreak was first reported in Wuhan, […]
Despite government policy moves aimed at tightening access for Chinese foreign investment, the latest reports show Chinese investors are already shunning Australia 9 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein It’s been less than a week since […]
Respected financial market commentator, Michael Pascoe says, dud diplomacy with China will cost plenty and deliver Australia nothing 9 June 2020 | Michael Pascoe Nuanced, subtle, far-sighted, strategic, wise, prudent, considered, clever – all words […]
The COVID-19 pandemic reveals Australia’s vulnerability: a narrow, fragile manufacturing base akin to a developing nation 7 June 2020 | Peter Roberts, @AuManufacturing (Image: Justin Bautista) When the states and federal government woke up to […]
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