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Liberal frontbencher rebukes his own party: stop the 'mass public therapy session'

Victorian Liberal senator James Paterson has, figuratively speaking, taken his Liberal colleagues by the scruffs of their necks and given them a good shake. His blunt message is, get out of your funk and cooperate in rebuilding the house.

Confused by the Super Tax changes? Here's a quick guide

Chalmers' new-look Super Tax is creating some confusion. What are the merits of the changes? We take a peek under the hood.

Switzer Morning Market Briefing: October 16, 2025

Markets took a breather overnight to all close up a small margin. Here's what's making news today.

Are Twiggy Forrest’s green goals uneconomic or has China bounced him?

On two occasions, Fortescue’s Andrew Forrest has seemingly downgraded his big goal to be clean and green. Could more economic forces be at play here?

Qantas customer data is now on the dark web and soon, your banking info could be too

The Qantas hack is not just a wake-up call for airlines. It is a warning for any company that thinks outsourcing technology or customer data will keep them safe. Australia’s top financial regulator now wants the nation’s finance sector to tighten up before another major breach happens. ASIC’s message is clear. Offshoring will not protect […]

How Australia can benefit from the Trump-China spat over rare earth minerals

US v China is no longer a simple trade dispute; it has escalated into a race for control over supply chains. For Australia, this provides an opening.

Here's what's stopping Australians from buying an electric car

New data out today shows it's more than just range anxiety stopping people going electric. Here's what's stopping Aussies from buying EVs.

CBA: no Cup Day rate cut from 'data-dependent' RBA

The experts at CBA have sounded off on the RBA's latest meeting minutes, as Chief Economist Ryan Feldman restates their position that we're not getting any rate relief on Melbourne Cup day.

Eight changes to the Super Tax: how it affects you now

The Albanese Government’s once super-scary boogie man, otherwise known as Treasurer Jim Chalmers, has backflipped on his threatening super tax changes. And here’s what Dr Jim has changed.

A Hastie exit: Sussan Ley reshuffles her cabinet (again) as bad polls take toll

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has appointed Tasmanian conservative Jonathon (Jonno) Duniam to replace Andrew Hastie in the high profile frontbench post of shadow minister for home affairs.

You aren't as immune to scams as you think, here's why

ll of us are vulnerable to being scammed – it’s rooted in who we are as human beings. If you think you’re immune, you are not.

Switzer Investing TV | 13 Oct 2025: Super Tax changes incoming | Trump v China, Part II | Busting Australian property myths

Peter Switzer is joined by three expert guests to unpack the biggest stories shaping markets, property and innovation this week.

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