This proposed Working Future policy has rattled business and underlines Labor’s goal to make big unforgettable social and economic changes, which have businesses worried.

It’s great that regulators are cracking down on companies behaving badly but given what happened at Qantas concerning Alan Joyce and the board and the admissions of other big companies, do we have a corporate governance problem?

Don’t fall for the propaganda that May 1967 was of great national rejoicing by a unified nation that had suddenly become progressive. Before polling day, I’ll write on the 1999 referendum that has been also mis-described and give some friendly advice to Anthony Albanese.

Amidst the rising cost of living, historically high interest rates and energy prices going through the roof, Treasurer Jim is laughing all the way to the Reserve bank that houses a big budget surplus!

This 7.5% tax applies to short stay platforms such as Airbnb and doesn’t discriminate between rent from a full house or a converted garage or granny flat.

Has a China slowdown saved us from more excessive rate rises?

How much does someone need if they want to kick off investing in the stock market?

I’ve written before about how the machines of big political parties in Australia and New Zealand design electoral systems to make life as convenient for themselves as possible. With a big test for PM Sunak and PM Yousaf ahead, maybe there’s something to learn from down under?

The cyber-attacks of Optus and Medibank has brought out a ‘mad as hell’ ASIC, threatening to punish company boards and directors who fail to shield customers from online scam thieves.