There’s a certain irony in the PM and Peter Dutton having different recollections about whether they had discussed cutting immigration.
It was a rich ride for ticket clippers while it lasted. But now the banks are belatedly facing up to reality.
Maybe the Greens’ real interest was to find an angle to pile on the bank bashing carried out by the major parties. Relevance deprivation is a terrible thing.
As calls for cutting immigration grow louder,the numbers used to attack the program get ropier,ranging from questionable statistical concepts to the inane.
With ASIC satisfied with such limp and limited civil penalties,maybe it’s time to turn an inquisitive blowtorch on the supposed regulator,rather than give it more responsibilities.
What would happen if Wesfarmers' discount guru Guy Russo turned up at Myer?
Watching Australian politics from afar with an increasing sense of incredulity,it's been a tight race for last week's dumbest performance.
In various sandstone cloisters around the nation,highly-paid vice-chancellors are wondering where their next bonus might come from.
It’s been coming for the past year or so – the would-be populist end of the coalition’s right wing getting into immigration bashing. Where will it lead?
Rather than grasping the nuance of genuine tax reform,the BCA has nailed its colours to American-style lower taxes.