Many will be asking how the Liberals got to this point. But I think the more interesting question is where they might be headed.

Aussie big banks look set to be slugged $153 million a year to keep the branches of their regional rivals open in the bush. Is this a good economic idea?

This isn’t the first time a blunder by Optus has meant people in crisis have been unable to call emergency services. So what exactly went wrong? And what could be done to prevent a similar tragedy occurring again?

In its quest to lower electricity prices for New Zealand households, the Electricity Authority may inadvertently make the situation worse.

An ambitious plastic treaty could have a positive, lasting impact on the environment and human health. Unfortunately, vested interests hijacked the negotiations.

When most people think of COVID now, they picture a short illness like a cold – a few days of fever, sore throat or cough before getting better. But for many, the story doesn’t end there.

The Albanese government has announced Australia will commit to cutting emissions by between 62% and 70% on 2005 levels by 2035.

Our stock market is expected to open 45 points higher today after being up 6.6% year to date and 49% over the past five years. However, we actually lost jobs in August. Are we heading for a fall?

I think you may be interested in my take on three by-elections in Australasia that may excite you – just as my interest has been excited.