South Australia’s AMA President slams media reports of Chinese-Australians ‘hoarding’ medical supplies and sending them to China 27 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Dr. Chris Moy, President of the South Australian branch of the Australian Medical […]
The Sydney Morning Herald’s top journalist in a misleading beat-up wrongly suggesting Chinese-Australians are robbing the community of vital medical supplies 26 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The front page of one of Australia’s major broadsheet […]
Thanks to a culture which recognises individuals should act with the greater good in mind, Chinese-Australians have potentially spared tens of thousands of Australians from COVID-19 infection 25 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Short of […]
Many Chinese-Australians and Chinese working and studying in Australia are troubled in this crisis because it is difficult to understand the actions of our government and health officials, Marcus Reubenstein helps explain what is going […]
The global reaction to the consequences of COVID-19 is absolutely warranted BUT its low mortality rate has lulled much of the world into ignoring the fight against a highly contagious virus. 20 March 2020 | […]
Is an obsession with criticising everything China does about to deliver needless pain to countless people around the globe? 19 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Since its breakout in Wuhan, most likely in December, COVID-19 […]
With small businesses failing in the midst of a major crisis, big businesses, like Australia’s national airline, will go to the head of the queue when it comes to government bailouts, Michael West investigates 18 […]
Auction clearance rates are well above 2019 results but down from recent weeks 16 March 2020 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market The Sydney auction market stood tall at the weekend reporting another robust clearance […]
Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces a stimulus package that will take a significant bite out of the government’s promised budget surplus With the likely prospect of Australia heading towards a recession, government targets small and […]
While Melbourne numbers are down thanks the Labour Day long weekend, the overall market trend shows a solid rise 9 March 2020 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market The Sydney home auction market greeted autumn […]
Share markets had a very volatile week, helped initially by more policy easing globally with both the Fed and the RBA cutting interest rates but only to get hit again by intensifying coronavirus concerns 7 […]
Toilet paper panic buying. An irrational response to an irrational fear, fueled by an irresponsible media 5 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein If it wasn’t against the backdrop of a global health crisis, you could […]
The US central bank decides not to wait and takes unusual step of lowering rates between board meetings 4 March 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: neonbrand) The US Federal Reserve has lowered its key Fed […]
Australia’s central bank cuts official interest rates to an historic low of 0.5 percent 3 March 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital The RBA has cut the cash rate by another 0.25% following its March board meeting […]
An outbreak of COVID-19 fear has caused havoc across the world’s financial markets, Rudi Filapek-Vandyck says it could be time to lose the losers and back the winners 3 March 2020 | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, FNArena […]
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