Dalian Wanda sells Australian real estate projects
Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda has sold its assets to deleverage and offload international interests.
Why more kids are suddenly studying farming
Since 2001 the number of university graduates with agriculture qualifications had been in decline. But that has started to change.
Comparing foreign property buyer rules
If you think Australia is strict on foreign investors in property take a look at these countries.
Rail strike 'threat to economy'
Sydney Trains is arguing that a rail strike is a threat to the economy in a bid to terminate planned industrial action over the Australia Day weekend.
'Tax breaks not to blame for house prices'
Negative gearing alone doesn't make housing unaffordable as new research shows access to homes depends on more than just tax settings.
The new face of agriculture
Vicky McRae is typical of an emerging trend among agriculture students.
Rescued trade deal about more than economics
The TPP resurrection represents a critical step towards building a trading system in which Washington's abandonment of the region doesn't immediately fall uncontested into China's hands.
Xi sends top economic adviser to Davos
Xi will not attend Davos this year, with Donald Trump expected to be the main event at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Switzerland.
'I don't believe conflict with China is inevitable'
As Liberals go, Jim Molan is a rolled-gold political rock star. But the former general tells Lunch with the AFR that he's no puppet of the conservative right.
India locks in the Quad
India will not step back from the Quad, or closer security ties with the US, which it sees as key to countering a belligerent China
Law firm intervenes to stop Sydney rail strike
A law firm has launched extraordinary legal action to stop the Sydney rail strike because it would affect its staff getting to work.
