Where the negative gearers live
The residential property market is slightly smaller than the stock market, but much more controversial.
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Labor hangs tough, third party vote surges
A new Fairfax-Ipsos poll shows support for micro-parties and independents has surged at the expense of the Coalition and Labor.
The top 10 tax questions answered
Tax season is upon us, and surprise changes in this year's budget have experts fielding queries.
Guvera in trouble without IPO
The ASX blocking of the float of the music streaming business should trigger debate about high-risk techs.
Why smart people buy into stupid ideas
Our knowledge-focused times have - confoundingly - instead produced "functional stupidity" and a decline in innovation.
Medibank triggers healthcare crackdown
Bill Shorten has accused Australia's largest health insurer of being driven by its bottom line.
The newest landlord: Chinese investor groups
An investor group that boasts 7000 Chinese members last year spent $2 billion on property investments in Australia.
Will Britain become Little England?
Will the outcome of Britain's vote on whether to stay in the EU really make that much difference?
Low rates mean low liquidity is no problem
Thanks to low rates, all the action is in the unlisted space where auctions are smoking out high prices.
Heart patient calls 'poor form' on Medibank
Allan Gibson had been to hospital many times for a dodgy heart and never had to pay. Then he got a bill for $1100.
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