CBA’s dividend was a great surprise for its shareholders but ANZ and Westpac will be pressured to give their investors the same treat.

A new ASX listing is on-trend when it comes to tapping the dietary habits of younger inner-urban consumers who are more about quinoa and chia and less about KFC.

Coined the obesity paradox, this is where people who are in the overweight or obese range appear to fare better when they develop an illness. How true is this?

Historian and sociologist Dr Rainer Zitelmann discusses his new book, 'The Rich in Public Opinion: What We Think When We Think about Wealth', plus Blooms The Chemist's Pamela Bishop and Suggero Risk Management's Andrew Crawley join the show.

Find out the major money news of the day and how it affects you with Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard.

In the past two weeks I’ve interviewed people for my podcast show who point out a general swing to the left by the young. And I’m not the only one noticing a trend that could spell the end of Mr Trump.

Here’s one for the trolls and doomsdayers: ScoMo and Josh’s spending initiatives are working. Have a look at my TV show to see what stocks could benefit from this good economic and market news.

On this week's show: Burman Invest's Julia Lee, Fairmont Equities' Michael Gable, ELMO's Danny Lessem, Morgans' Raymond Chan and Switzer's Paul Rickard.

Should the Federal Government fly to the rescue of our airports? Is it really worth making a special deal for them?