The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated weakening construction activity 2 July 2020 | Toby Thomas The building and construction sectors are currently one of the largest direct and indirect contributors to the Australian economy. Yet, both […]
International cargo shipping has seen a boost in volumes and profitability over the last quarter 1 July 2020 | Toby Thomas (Image: Cameron Venti) The disruption to supply lines caused by the COVID-19 pandemic profoundly […]
Think tank leading push for increased Australian military spending collects $214,500 “management advisory service” fee as Prime Minister announces massive new Defence Budget ASPI rakes in millions of dollars from Commonwealth Government contracts while […]
7NEWS apologises to Chinese-Australian businessman but will the damage end there? 29 June 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The Seven Network has issued an apology to Chinese-Australian businessman Richard Yuan, and removed a story on its […]
Auction volumes across Australian capital cities hit nine-week high 29 June 2020 | Toby Thomas, CoreLogic Data Despite fears of a second wave of COVID-19 cases in Victoria being front of mind over the past […]
A surge in new COVID-19 infections and cluster breakouts in nations where the virus appeared to be under control is a concern for markets 28 June 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital “Second wave” coronavirus fears […]
The international border lockdown has halted immigration and the economic fallout stagnant from population growth will be widespread 26 June 2020 | Toby Thomas This morning Australia’s outgoing Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy told the […]
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 […]
There are still signs of caution for Australian residential property but the market is trending upward from its COVID-19 lows 23 June 2020 | Toby Thomas, CoreLogic Data Although the cooler mid-year months generally signal […]
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 […]
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