Manufacturers are closing their doors as higher gas prices again bite, but it seems there's no one home on energy policy in the Morrison government.
Paul Fletcher will have the best seat in the house for an extended funeral of the Australian media sector.
A glance at movements in share prices since the election shows who expects to do well out of the Coalition’s win. (Spoiler: it’s the finance sector.)
With ad revenues down across the board, don't be surprised if you see more legacy media companies pushing for mergers this year.
The government's last-minute mortgage insurance scheme is yet another counterproductive housing policy set up to fail.
A desperate Scott Morrison has ignored his own advice of a week ago and launched an interventionist housing subsidy policy that will push house prices up — if it works at all.
Labor's massive plan to increase subsidies for and wages in childcare will accelerate the transformation of a sector plagued by competing priorities.
The Morrison government is promising to consider spending billions to build something that will kill large numbers of people in the communities around it.
Monopolies are increasingly forcing Australian consumers to settle for little choice, low quality and high prices. Tighter controls on mergers could flip the story.
The regulatory tide has turned against big tech companies with a vengeance — but will consumer interests be addressed in the rush to regulate?