If you feel like you’re paying a lot for your child’s private school education, that’s because you probably are. When we look at the international data, […]
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Cyclist Grace Brown won Australia’s first gold medal at the Paris Olympics 2024
Cyclist Grace Brown has dominated the women’s individual time trial to win Australia’s first gold medal at the Paris Olympics. The 32-year-old, who will retire […]
Australian astronomer hopes to see Australia-China scientific links deepen via face-to-face collaborations
Australian astronomer Lister Staveley-Smith told Xinhua in an interview that he hoped to see links between Australian and Chinese scholars deepen through face-to-face collaborations, which […]
Australian gov’t welcomes spike in wine exports to China
The Australian government has welcomed a resurgence in wine exports to China. Murray Watt, the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, on Monday revealed that […]
Australia’s No. 2 Pension Fund to Scoop Up Smaller Qantas Rival
Australian Retirement Trust, the nation’s second-largest pension, agreed to merge with smaller rival Qantas Super, in the latest sign of mega-funds ramping up their domination […]
King and Queen to visit Australia in October
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set to visit Australia and Samoa in October, as the King takes on more public duties while receiving […]
Guzman y Gomez shares begin trading today on the ASX
Guzman y Gomez shares begin trading today on the ASX under the ticker GYG with a valuation of A$2.2 billion. Founder Steven Marks, a New Yorker who once […]
The Sharks’ recent performance against the Eels
The Sharks’ recent performance against the Eels, as described by Craig Fitzgibbon, clearly underlines a team in need of immediate improvement. The comments made by […]
Melbourne bucks the trend as property prices continue to skyrocket across Australia
There’s a lot of talk about Australia’s hot property market. Prices in Perth are up 20 per cent in the last year alone. The property market […]
Alan Kohler: Market failures and political failures, made in Australia
Twelve years ago, Labor taxed Australia’s mining companies and now it wants to subsidise them with tax credits. The Coalition wants to repeal those subsidies, […]