Melbourne’s population has increased by around 2 million people this century. Melbourne’s population is projected to increase by another 3.5 million over the next 31 years to 9.0 million by 2056. This ...

Domain is busy trying to argue Australians wouldn’t support Trump policies. The only problem is that this ignores the four ...

DXY is still legging it down. AUD was soft anyway. Plenty of room to catch up to lead boots. Gold is about as overbought as ...

Wall Street is still failing to make a comeback after its Friday night breakdown with tech stocks again on the back foot ...

Australia’s inflation is falling. CBA forecasts that trimmed mean inflation will fall to 2.8% in January, within the Reserve ...

When RBA kiss-arses like old Rossco turn, you know your central bank has lost its credibility. With the labour market so ...

Asian share markets are generally doing well after a big drop on Wall Street from Friday night, but have absorbed the ...

A year ago, former Treasury Secretary Dr Ken Henry, who produced a 1,000-page review of Australia’s tax system in 2010, ...

I was interviewed by Tom Elliott from Radio 3AW Melbourne regarding the dire financial situation facing the state. Tom wanted to know what was driving Victoria’s ballooning debt. And, more importantly ...

Australian housing affordability has never been worse. The percentage of income required to meet repayments on the ...

Westpac’s credit card tracker for the two weeks prior to the rate cut. The Westpac-DataX Card Tracker Index* barely budged ...

On the surface, Australia’s job market looks incredibly strong. According to the latest labour market survey from the ...