January
- Opinion
- Investing
Why investors expect the Fed will keep this sharemarket party going
Bulls are hoping that 1995 is the template for a market rally, as the US central bank starts cutting rates after pulling off an elusive “soft landing”.
- Karen Maley
PM defends Red Sea moves; MUA backs down; Howard Marks’ market doubts
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Sinner enjoys improved serve, but won’t mention Djokovic’s name yet
Rising stars Jannik Sinner and Leylah Fernandez have marched into the second round of the Australian Open, but a Queensland qualifier’s dream was cut short.
- Gus McCubbing
‘Choice is an illusion’: How Andre Agassi found purpose after tennis
The former champ says his lack of education and being pushed by his father into a career in tennis inspired him to work towards opening 130 charter schools.
- Patrick Durkin
January 2023
Best run at Australian Open in 19 years for new wave of Americans
The last time there were four American men in the fourth round of the Australian Open in singles was in 2004.
- Christopher Clarey
October 2021
The real family drama behind ‘Succession’
From sibling squabbles to inheritance infighting, the popular television series has a rich history of familial strife on which to draw.
- Henry Mance
January 2020
Australian Open should be moved because of extreme heat: researchers
Health risks and match disruptions are an increasing risk to players at Australia's Grand Slam because of climate change, say researchers from Monash University who say the event should adapt to protect players.