Our new RB Governor needs to show who’s boss when it comes to interest rates and ignore any mounting pressure for a rate rise.

You can pretty well blame Wall Street and our market’s slavish follow-the-leader mentality for recent losses but here’s why I don’t feel a crash is coming.

The biggest cause of this surge in shopping isn’t borrowers spending even as their repayments go through the roof, it’s a record rise in immigration!

With Cup Day looming, is there any data revelation that could save Aussies with big home loan debts from a 13th interest rate rise?

The Paris-based think tank thinks older Aussies are living the life of Reilly and proposes many things to the PM, including increasing taxes on super and lifting the GST!

RBA Governor Michele Bullock knows that excessive rate rises historically cause a recession and it’s why she shouldn’t even think of more rises.

Former Coalition Treasurer Joe Hockey told a London audience that modern day politicians were entitled populists and a cancer in the community. Is Hockey on the money?

State premiers are spending like drunken sailors, which isn’t helpful for the fight against inflation and the related rising interest rates.

Qantas raising airfares puts more pressure on the hip pockets of those Australians already under cost-of-living strain.

With the PM on the outer with his backbench and his constituency after his failed referendum, Beijing may be the political ally he has to have as Donald Trump hovers.

The Reserve Bank’s good oil from the Board’s minutes says upcoming data will determine whether borrowers are winners or losers on Cup Day.

A recent report has revealed that tough times are ahead for many workers, though some will surface better off than others.