Why have the costs of building or renovating blown sky high? Is there anyone out there courageous enough to let commonsense prevail in the housing industry? Why is this being ignored?

Working 9 to 5 in the office five days a week seems to be what employers want from employees. Will this ‘Employers Strike Back’ episode get a tick of approval from employees?

To bankroll big government projects, Treasurer Chalmers wants to use Future Fund money meant to pay public servants’ super.

It’s been a “when Gina met Elon” encounter, and while the meeting of these two entrepreneurial minds appears fascinating, there are political and economic implications that can’t be ignored here in Australia.

ASIC has taken NAB to court for failing to assist customers in hardship situations within a reasonable period of time, who were victims of domestic violence and other traumatic events.

Switzer TV gets the view of a fund manager and a chartist on Paladin, BHP, Perpetual, Corporate Travel, James Hardie, Neuren Pharma, Life 360 and Megaport.

While many Australians are praying for a rate cut, homelessness is rising, and debt collectors are out in force looking for bad payers. Should the RBA be blamed for failing us?

In the wake of the success of the Teals, Labor and the Coalition are trying to cancel the size of legal donations to elect would-be politicians.

While Dutton could be trying to win over disgruntled lower and middle-income votes, could he simply be gambling that Australians want a ‘tough’ leader?

Industry super fund Cbus has been caught mistreating members and their families by delaying payments following deaths and injuries.
These accusations are damning.

The stock market is loving the return of President Trump, but this story of the Pratt-Trump relationship shows investors should be ready for some curve balls over the next four years.

5 Trump trade stocks! + a new income fund.