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Qantas in multi-million trouble again for mistreating workers and customers
Over one matter alone, Qantas could end up paying $100 million for being a big business behaving badly.
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Did the jobs number kill hope of a 2024 rate cut?
Money market players who try to make money by ‘guessing’ where rates are going say there’s only a one in three chance of a cut…
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Could the growth of India save us from excessive Chinese dependency?
BHP has made the point that India and countries in South-East Asia are becoming increasingly important to our big miner and export earner.
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Bosses want tougher unfair dismissal laws for more small businesses
While Dutton is being pressured to make unfair dismissal fairer for small business owners, the message could be seen by over 12 million workers/voters that…
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Israel & Iran could be the worst thing for inflation and interest rates
The response of Iran to Israel’s assassinations over the last several weeks has sent oil prices up and share prices down, This could be bad…
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We are one of the highest income tax countries, but we’d hate the alternative!
We are one of the highest tax countries when it comes to income tax, but to reduce this we’d need to accept a 15% GST,…
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Solar panel suppliers of energy to the grid to cop a price cut!
With Energy Australia planning to cut a third off the price it pays for energy delivered from rooftop solar panels, it looks like ‘mum &…
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Qantas chairman Goyder admits he made mistakes
In recent years under the leadership of Chairman Richard Goyder and CEO Alan Joyce, the financial numbers and share price of Qantas looked good but…
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Is the PM seriously thinking about changing negative gearing?
PM Albanese is caught between a rock and a hard place. He’s under pressure from the Greens to change negative gearing and under pressure from…
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Great inflation number expected but forget rate cut any time soon
The message coming out of the central bank is that just because the latest CPI number is under 3%, don’t expect a rate cut any…