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- Sep 20, 2024
- 59 pages
July
BHP warns on ‘made in Australia’
BHP has warned the Albanese government that its flagship Future Made in Australia policy risks being undercut by the economy’s high costs, unproductive workplace laws, and uncompetitive tax system.
- Phillip Coorey
June
- Opinion
- Superannuation
Five reasons to give first home buyers access to super
If a person owns their house it is equivalent to having sufficient superannuation to service rent for the rest of their lives. Thus, far from eroding superannuation, it is a core part of retirement savings.
- Mark Humphery-Jenner
May
- Opinion
- Federal budget
Forget policy, Albonomics is all politics
The budget is just more hard proof that Australia has not elected a government driven by policy since Kevin Rudd’s Labor in 2007.
- Richard Holden
- Opinion
- Federal budget
Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ message to the nation
The $22.7 Future Made in Australia policy will make Australia an indispensable part of the global green energy revolution.
- Jim Chalmers
April
- Opinion
- The AFR View
The week Australia travelled further down the dead-end policy road
At the least, the Treasurer should join with whoever can claim to be an economic rationalist in this government to yell stop, wrong way, go back.
- The AFR View
Emerson rejects ‘populist’ supermarket break-up call
An independent review has rejected the forced break-up of Coles and Woolworths, finding the ideas backed by the Coalition and Greens lacked “credibility”.
- Ronald Mizen
March 2023
- Opinion
- Canberra Observed
Labor takes aim at the wealthy - and tests the teals
The super wars present an awkward choice for teal and other independents, who not only campaigned heavily on integrity, but represent the wealthiest electorates.
- Phillip Coorey
- Opinion
- The AFR View
What is Labor’s growth plan from here?
With annual GDP growth now dipping below 3 per cent, Wednesday’s national accounts are enough to raise serious questions about what growth plan the government has to get out of the approaching slowdown.
- The AFR View
October 2022
- Opinion
- The AFR View
Australia should get more gas out of the ground for home and abroad
Pulling some kind of gas trigger would increase sovereign and regulatory risk on the investment needed in Australia’s resources sector.
- The AFR View
July 2022
Albanese’s jobs summit: Who will get an invite?
The meeting scheduled for the first two days of spring will be one of the hottest political tickets going around.
- Ronald Mizen
April 2022
- Opinion
- Federal election
Team Albo held the fort for a week, maybe too well
Anthony Albanese’s absence for a week appears to have benefited Labor, writes Phillip Coorey.
- Phillip Coorey
August 2020
- Exclusive
- Coronavirus pandemic
No JobKeeper exemptions for profitable firms
The Morrison government has softened its plans to extend industrial relations exemptions to firms which no longer qualify for JobKeeper.
- Phillip Coorey
June 2019
Qube Holdings steers bid towards Lindsay Fox-backed minnow
Keen dealmakers Qube Logistics is back in the M&A action, this time as an acquirer of a smaller listed transport company.
- Sarah Thompson and Anthony Macdonald
Senate deal close on income tax cuts
The government is closing in on a deal with the Senate crossbench to pass its full package of income tax cuts.
- Phillip Coorey
April 2016
Lindsay Fox is quietly moving up Chalmers share register
Trucking magnate Lindsay Fox is quietly moving up the share register of a small listed transport company.
- Updated
- John Stensholt
March 2011
Chalmers has the sole raising for Monday
Logistics company Chalmers was the sole company to come to market with a capital raising on Monday.
- Updated
- Anthony Macdonald