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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

ANALYSIS: Pauline Hanson’s populist party is aiming to reshape Australian politics and become the natural opposition to Labor. While it is riding high now, it remains to be seen if it can be a sustainable force.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 25 Mar 2026

Underarm

Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Underarm

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

Australia

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

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Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

Politics

The Government’s successful trade agenda

ANALYSIS: A range of free trade agreements have been signed since 2017 that will help boost GDP.

Brent Edwards Thu, 18 May 2023

Margin Call

Is inflation sticky?

ANALYSIS: End of tightening cycle may be in sight – but it will take time for inflation to return to target.

Hamish Pepper Tue, 16 May 2023

Shoeshine

Mums and dads feel the non-deductibility squeeze

ANALYSIS: On current trajectory, the rental market will be concentrated in hands of those with significant capital or social housing providers.

Maria Slade Mon, 15 May 2023

On the Money

NZ Rural Land Co: The impact of fees – part 2

ANALYSIS: The management of NZL is undertaken by a separate entity, unlike many other large listed property companies which are self-managed.

Brent Sheather Sun, 14 May 2023

Book Review

Intrepid internet hunter for the truth

ANALYSIS: Bellingcat founder tells how he exposes disinformation from open sources.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 14 May 2023

Beehive Banter

Political jockeying, budget pressures, election race

ANALYSIS: Is National’s decision to rule out Te Paati Māori a clever ploy or cock-up?

Brent Edwards Fri, 12 May 2023

Hunter’s Corner

A well-meaning but redundant $700m

ANALYSIS: Extra money in the Budget for the Green Investment Fund is more political window-dressing than environmental action.

Tim Hunter Fri, 12 May 2023

Economy Matters

The economic cake: why we can’t both have it and eat it

ANALYSIS: The incompatible demands of OCR, GDP growth rate, employment figures, and inflation value.

Christoph Schumacher Wed, 10 May 2023

Margin Call

Currency hedging: a financial markets free lunch?

ANALYSIS: We can use currency hedging as a way to mitigate the risk associated with the currency exposure.

Christine Smith-Han Tue, 09 May 2023

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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

The Government’s successful trade agenda

Is inflation sticky?

Mums and dads feel the non-deductibility squeeze

NZ Rural Land Co: The impact of fees – part 2

Intrepid internet hunter for the truth

Political jockeying, budget pressures, election race

A well-meaning but redundant $700m

The economic cake: why we can’t both have it and eat it

Currency hedging: a financial markets free lunch?

Creditors vote to put MyFarm Rockit partnership into liquidation

Matthew Pringle case raised in UK Westminster Hall push for law

Glendowie golden visa, Bayswater watch, what £20k bought in 1967

Court finally rules on discovery in FMA’s Booster case

Halter confirms $3.4b valuation after $377m Series E

BlackBull Markets sounding out investor interest

The real meaning of energy security

Mitigating a fuel crisis as long as a piece of string

Halter touting new valuation of more than $3.4 billion

Du Val BTR investors can expect 41c in the dollar return

Opportunity Party names election candidates

When a kill chain refusal becomes a supply chain risk