Australia insults China with Ausgrid rejection
Two companies that have already invested many billions of dollars in Australia's future have been told they can't be trusted.
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Michael Pascoe
Michael Pascoe is a BusinessDay contributing editor. He comments on companies, markets and the economy.
South Australia have one burning question for ScoMo
Scott Morrison may have dodged the award for the government's dodgiest performance this week.
The RBA's impotence on show for the world
Remember the one about cutting interest rates to lower the dollar? Tell that to the Aussie when it was trading above 77 US cents this morning.
ScoMo's free pass for lottery winners
With lottery wins already tax free, you could call it ScoMo's winner's bonus.
Analysts' steady slide from optimism
With the annual reporting season seriously underway this week, optimism needs to be tempered by reality.
And Turnbull didn't blush!
The most amazing thing about Malcolm Turnbull's bank bashing charade was that he managed not to blush.
Australia's new cars come from an unlikely place
Guess where we bought most of our cars from. Here's a hint: it's not Germany, not China and not Japan.
The rest of your rate cut is there for the asking
If borrowers haven't received the full 50 points of the cash rate reductions, it's because they haven't asked for them
An RBA rate cut may not help us much
It's hard to say that trimming the cash rate to 1.5 per cent on Tuesday will make any positive difference to economic growth or inflation.
Welcome to the age of fear
What is the driving force that has thrusted Donald Trump and Pauline Hanson into the limelight? Fear.
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