Peter Martin

Peter Martin is the economics editor for The Age, based at Parliament House

A team of researchers in the United States might have cracked one of the biggest mysteries in economics.

Who'd want Channel Ten? No-one much if it keeps doing what it's doing, which is broadcasting Neighbours and repeats of The Simpsons.

Some of the census questions are next to useless.

Time will stand still in the hours leading up to 11.30am next Tuesday.

The Victorian Supreme Court holds the future of Greg Hunt, Michael Sukkar and Alan Tudge in hands.

Here's a guide to the Finkel Review, in case, like Tony Abbott, you haven't read it.

Low-wage workers have just got the biggest wage increase in years, and it won't cost them their jobs.

With a dizzying array of positions, how's anyone supposed to invest?

You would think Adani would have given up on Australia's biggest coal mine by now.

Knowing someone matters more than bright ideas when it comes to making it rich in Australia

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