On two occasions now, my name, my image and my brand name have been exploited by lowlife scumbags employing what’s now called deep fake AI (artificial intelligence) to swindle money out of unsuspecting Australians. And yet it’s so hard to get government to stop these criminals.

The RBA’s currently ‘on hold’ with interest rates, with the next move on rates likely to be down. If it’s not, then insolvencies will surge, and a recession will be more likely.

Banks are closing in country towns, with 2,000 disappearing since 2017! The good news for the rural community is the Senate is inquiring into how banks can stay open in the bush. But there’s bad news too…

Our $48 billion education industry and fourth biggest export sector is about to get a kick in the guts of macroeconomic proportions for three reasons.

We’re living in a more taxing world and artificial intelligence (AI) will make it even more intrusive and revealing for the Tax Office.

The point of my article today is to discuss the office of Governor-General, not the merits of the people who have held it and to ask the question Is the Governor-General the Australian head of state?

It looks like Star set to be rescued and the first to put their hand up is Hard Rock Hotels and Resorts

9 stocks that the analysts like but do other expert give them thumbs up.

Newspoll’s latest survey of voters doesn’t make great reading for the Government, with few voters believing that inflation will be low enough for a rate cut this year.

Do these rising jobless numbers scream rate cuts are closer than expected?

There have been some positive moonbeams shining out of the Budget to date, but there’s bound to be a darker side illuminated by Peter Dutton in his Budget reply tonight.

There are a lot of giveaways in this Budget but also a lot of interest rate promises that might not be able to be kept. Let’s take a look…