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Matos charts a new course at ANZ

ANALYSIS: Nuno Matos has been in charge at ANZ for barely three months but is already putting a big full stop on the legacy of his predecessor Shayne Elliott.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 17 Sep 2025

Australia

ANZ cops A$240m fine for ‘unconscionable conduct’

Finance

ANZ admits customer breaches, pays Crown $3.25m

Investment

Bank shares too expensive, say analysts, but ANZ offers value

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The Big Four banks are here to stay – maybe that’s a good thing

Investment

ANZ’s Elliott forgoes A$3.2m as shareholders revolt

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Chinese cars continue their conquest of Australia

ANALYSIS: NZ’s Giltrap Group is set to market cars from Chinese car giant Geely, but in Australia, Chinese vehicles are already on their way to ruling the roads.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 10 Sep 2025

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Generation fault lines are Australia’s biggest danger

ANALYSIS: The Australian dream of home ownership has turned to a nightmare for young people. They have the power to change things through the ballot box but haven’t done so, yet.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 03 Sep 2025

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Wild ride on the ASX bull market

ANALYSIS: Investors have turned on some companies and rewarded others in a volatile reporting season which has also seen new records for key ASX indices.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 27 Aug 2025

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How tobacco taxes have created an A$10b criminal industry

ANALYSIS: Smoking rates are down in Australia, but illegal tobacco sales are booming

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 20 Aug 2025

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Self-inflicted blunders put the ASX under pressure

ANALYSIS: Threats to its monopoly in listing Australian companies could create real challenges for the Aussie exchange.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 13 Aug 2025

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Cyber crime and warfare is the new Cold War

ANALYSIS: The FBI has opened its first office in New Zealand as cyber warfare ramps up around the world.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 06 Aug 2025

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Aussie retirees count the cost of fund managers behaving badly

ANALYSIS: Australia’s A$4.2 trillion superannuation sector is big but it’s not perfect. Just ask 12,000 people who might lose everything.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 30 Jul 2025

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The RBA and the dark art of monetary policy

ANALYSIS: The RBA has a new governor and is working under some new reforms and a freshened mandate around full employment. Not everyone is happy.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 23 Jul 2025

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No clear path in Australia’s China dilemma

ANALYSIS: The contradictions in Australia’s strategic position have been laid bare for all to see this week, but the Government continues to be in denial.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 16 Jul 2025

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Matos charts a new course at ANZ

ANZ cops A$240m fine for ‘unconscionable conduct’

ANZ admits customer breaches, pays Crown $3.25m

Bank shares too expensive, say analysts, but ANZ offers value

The Big Four banks are here to stay – maybe that’s a good thing

ANZ’s Elliott forgoes A$3.2m as shareholders revolt

Chinese cars continue their conquest of Australia

Generation fault lines are Australia’s biggest danger

Wild ride on the ASX bull market

How tobacco taxes have created an A$10b criminal industry

Self-inflicted blunders put the ASX under pressure

Cyber crime and warfare is the new Cold War

Aussie retirees count the cost of fund managers behaving badly

The RBA and the dark art of monetary policy

No clear path in Australia’s China dilemma

Fed cuts put markets in pole position for bull run

Polls, recessions, capital gains taxes

Viljoen leaves Fiji Airways with top 10 world ranking

Bitcoin near $120k: is this time different?

Forsyth Barr shareholders ‘overwhelmingly’ back Mercury deal

Infrastructure, not vineyards: FirstCape’s KiwiSaver dream

Willis dumps on Trump for GDP slump

NZ economy declines 0.9% in June quarter

Forest partnerships: the delay of gratification

Te Ao Māori puts people at the heart of payments

NZ’s female-only startups get just 2.9% of every dollar invested

Govt ploughs $70m into events and tourism