Despite being a sports tragic, I can’t help myself being an economist looking beyond the game to see the economic and social multiplier effects of what the Matildas just achieved.

Federal Government pressure is at last being applied to social media platforms to do the kind of monitoring of what’s shown on their media business sites to everyday Australians, like this massive ATO fraud recently.

The PM has a few sticky problems that need to play out. If yesterday’s lower-than-expected wage rise is a sign of data to come, it could get Albo and Dr Jim out of a very sticky situation.

Albo is riding the Matildas success wave but his call for a public holiday if they win the World Cup hasn’t brought universal support. What do you think?

Tens of thousands of Aussies on social welfare have been ‘educated’ on TikTok about how they could get big tax refunds they were never entitled to.

The ACCC predicts the total losses from scams this year will hit $4 billion, double the figure for last year!

A Fair Work Commissioner has rejected an unfair dismissal case of a work-from-home employee, who was exposed by keystroke tracking technology that showed she wasn’t doing much work at all.

At a time when retail is under such pressure from the impact of 12 rate rises and inflated business costs, one Australian brand in that space has been valued at a cool $1.75 billion!

Recently, an airline captain was caught on video lecturing his passengers about the behaviour before taking off. It had two reactions.

When banks are ‘screwing’ customers, they’re rewarding shareholders, so if you want to get even with a money-taking bank, buy their shares and become an owner.

The impact of 12 rate rises in around a year is going to pole-axe our economy. It sounds dramatic but that was exactly what the Reserve Bank was aiming to do, and unfortunately they’re succeeding.

Inflation and interest rates has led to a surge in side hustles but here are 10 ways you can boost your money quite easily.