With less than three weeks until the 2025 federal election, both major parties have unveiled key housing policies. Here's what's on offer.
Christopher Niesche
 | Christopher Niesche has more than 25 years experience in print journalism, starting with a staff position on The Australian newspaper, and then on the New Zealand Herald, Dow Jones Newswires and the Australian Financial Review. He has been a freelance business writer for the past decade. Christopher holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Sydney. Connect with Christopher Niesche on LinkedIn. |
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Expensive toy or affordable mode of transport? We dive into the financial ins and outs of e-bikes, from purchase costs to insurance.
The main impact to Australian industry will be on beef producers. Beef is Australia's largest export to the US, worth $3.3 billion in 2023-24.
More Aussies are turning to ESG to invest in a way that aligns with their beliefs and values. Impact investing goes a step further.
"We have to challenge the norm," says Professor Veena Sahajwalla, who is revolutionising the science of recycling through her work at the UNSW.
The scandals involving WiseTech's Richard White and Mineral Resources' Chris Ellison have wiped billions off company valuations. But what can shareholders do when a CEO's behaviour threatens their investment?
The proposed ban on debit card surcharges might actually push up prices for all shoppers, regardless of how they pay.
Ozempic is changing far more than people's waistlines. From company profits to global economies, what's really at stake?
