Voter fury over crypto crackdownCrypto crackdown THE SOUTH Korean President’s approval rating has dropped thanks to the possible shutdown of cryptocurrency exchanges. nav_large_duration4m
Home ownership could soarHousing AUSTRALIA could see the highest percentage of owners since 1991 under a proposed change researchers say would benefit most. Combined Shape0
Oil rich nation completely brokeWorld economy IT HAS loads of oil and should be one of the richest countries on the planet, but most of its people only make $7 an hour.
Could this be the death of Brexit?Brexit 2.0 ONE of Brexit’s biggest supporters has made a stunning revelation on live TV which he believes will silence those who are against leaving the EU. Combined Shape0
‘Everything’ could crash this yearWorld economy HOUSE prices and stocks are soaring. But the world’s economy could be in trouble if the “everything bubble” crashes this year. Combined Shape0
Kim’s hackers mining bitcoin rivalVirtual attacks NORTH Korea is secretly mining a cryptocurrency rival to bitcoin as Kim Jong-un aims to skirt around crippling sanctions.
Centrelink tells woman her marriage isn’t legalSSM glitch A BRISBANE woman was left upset and angry after she tried to update her marital status on Centrelink’s website only to be told that her marriage to her wife was “not recognised”. Combined Shape0
Bitcoin to bulldoze Aussie banks?Bye bye banks? THE RBA is just one of several central banks actively investigating issuing a digital currency following the bitcoin boom. Combined Shape0
premium_iconHow to get richer in the new yearNew resolutions HOPING to improve your bank balance? There are a few simple things you can do now to get your budget back and cash in your wallet. Combined Shape0
Huge crackdown on bitcoinBitcoin laws THE country that accounts for 20 per cent of bitcoin transactions has made it tougher to trade the cryptocurrency.
premium_iconNew ways to earn from sharingTechnology wave ONE in five Australians is already earning extra cash through the ‘sharing economy’ — and that number could be set to go up, with more opportunities to participate opening up in 2018. Combined Shape0
Australia surges in global rankingsBooming economy A NEW world order is coming, with China on top. Australia is doing well, but if we fail to heed these warnings it will all crash down.
premium_iconTrump’s tax win spells trouble for usEconomic growth HEFTY corporate tax cuts in the US will have dire local consequences if Australia does not follow suit, Treasurer Scott Morrison has argued. Combined Shape0
25 million ‘disaster’: ‘It will destroy us’Population boom IMMIGRATION to Australia shot up by more than 245,000 extra people last year. Some say it will come with disastrous consequences. Combined Shape0
State ‘unprepared for major blackout’Electricity warning NEW South Wales could fall victim to a blackout on a scale similar to that which rocked South Australia earlier this year, a grim report warns. Combined Shape0
The promise you can never trustBudget surplus EVERY year, Australia’s politicians make the same promise. This graph shows why you can’t trust a word they tell you. Combined Shape0
Trump’s latest great mistakeDow Jones DONALD Trump loves to boast about numbers. Large crowds, TV ratings and the stock market. But is he setting himself up to fail? Combined Shape0
premium_iconFamily payments frozen until 2021Government funding THE midyear Budget statement includes a number of dramatic measures, including freezes in uni funding and family payments. Here’s what you need to know. Combined Shape0
1000 jobs a day: PM takes creditEconomy growth PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull says government policy is resulting in a significant boost to employment numbers. Combined Shape0
Australia’s big Bitcoin dilemmaCryptocurrency AUSTRALIA could’ve flush with its very own bitcoin craze. The reason we’re not speaks volume about the future of bitcoin. Combined Shape0
North Korea’s bitcoin bonanzaDodgy dealings THE digital currency causing chaos has gripped North Korea, where the rogue nation led by Kim Jong-un is making big bucks. Combined Shape0
These are the worst times to driveWaiting game WE know traffic on our roads is terrible. But a new study has worked out the worst days and times to get behind the wheel. Combined Shape0
‘Poison’: China lashes TurnbullRisky business CHINA has issued a shocking rebuke to PM Turnbull, saying his latest plans ‘poison’ the relationship and put trade at risk.
Why you shouldn’t pay tradies in cashTax crackdown THE Australian tradition of paying tradies in cash for a discount needs to stop, the ATO has warned, saying it rips “billions” from the economy. Combined Shape0