This Month
Fan to put Bradman’s baggy green on the market
The cap worn by The Don during the 1947-48 home Test series against India is expected to fetch up to $400,000 at auction.
- Elizabeth Fortescue
June 2023
Successful and content: a stockbroker’s rich life
University dropout David Constable found success in finance when practical experience and good instincts were valued over advanced degrees.
- Aaron Patrick
May 2023
Rugby Australia joins push to endorse Voice
Australia’s major football codes are putting rivalry aside to endorse the creation of the Voice to parliament.
- Zoe Samios
February 2023
Argo boss says big bank dividends safe even in a downturn
The managing director of the $7 billion investment group says CBA deserves its hero status and if conditions sour, ANZ, NAB and Westpac will still be OK.
- Simon Evans
January 2023
- Opinion
- World politics
After the storms of 2022, we should expect a calmer 2023
Our politics would work much better if abusive partisanship was finally dumped from the public debate.
- Alexander Downer
August 2022
Big banks will struggle as house prices fall, says Argo
Tracking house prices is a ‘national sport’ and sentiment is poor, which doesn’t augur well for holders of ANZ, CBA, NAB and Westpac.
- Simon Evans
March 2022
- Opinion
- Vale
Shane Warne and a place in history
How good Shane Warne really was should be left to history to decide. Let time and distance intervene.
- Rodney Cavalier
February 2022
Argo says CSL, Macquarie, BHP are winners as inflation rises
The boss of the $7 billion investment company says quality lithium and battery minerals stocks should also do well because demand is high.
- Simon Evans
December 2021
Two Tests, two losses: Not much is going right for England
Only one team has ever come from 2-0 down to win an Ashes series: Don Bradman’s Australians in 1936-37.
January 2020
Commonwealth Bank buys Shane Warne's baggy green for $1m
The bank intends to send the famous cap on a national tour and then donate it to the Bradman museum in Bowral.
- Greg Stutchbury
November 2019
No regrets for Nadella over heading for the cloud
With cloud revenues on the increase and mobile phone revenues on the decline, Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella's decision to choose the cloud over the phone is paying off.
- John Davidson