Analysis
- Analysis
- Investing
Investment apps are everywhere. But who really holds your money?
Millions of Australians invest in shares. But very few of them know who actually owns their investments.
- Nina Hendy
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- Analysis
- Venezuela crisis
Trump’s dramatic show of force is an old-school move – and a risky one
Thanks to the president, it’s now harder for the United States to argue to Russia and China that they should steer clear of their neighbours.
- Michael Birnbaum
- Analysis
- Brisbane Lions
The three football options hovering over Lachie Neale as he deals with marriage breakdown
It can’t be answered now but where Lachie Neale’s football career heads in 2027 will be subject to constant discussion this year.
- Peter Ryan
- Analysis
- Technology & democracy
Hawaiian shirts, shorts and cutting-edge weapons: A dive into the world of defence tech
Palmer Luckey, boss of defence contractor Anduril, sees a world of security problems that can be addressed, if not solved, with innovative engineering. Others have doubts.
- Chris Zappone
- Analysis
- The Ashes
Head-scratcher: Should Australia persist with Jake Weatherald?
Travis Head rates him and the opening stands have been solid. But Jake Weatherald has left the door open for Australia’s selectors to look elsewhere.
- Daniel Brettig
- Analysis
- Venezuela crisis
Five scenarios for a post-Maduro Venezuela – and what they could signal to the wider region
Where do the US and Venezuela go from here? Much depends on what Washington does next and how Venezuela’s fractured polity responds.
- Robert Muggah
- Analysis
- The Ashes
Bradman loved spin bowling. He would hate the pace monotony of this Ashes
Australian cricket is thumbing its nose at Sir Donald Bradman and many others who believe that cricket is about more than the seaming ball.
- Daniel Brettig
- Analysis
- The Ashes
The Ashes fifth Test day one recap: Buy the ticket, take the Harry Brook ride. Just imagine when he works out Test cricket
How long can a prodigious talent in a leadership position bat with the abandon of Harry Brook? As long as he wants when it works.
- Dan Walsh
- Analysis
- Venezuela crisis
The former bus driver who squeezed the life out of Latin America’s richest nation
Nicolás Maduro’s arrest by US special forces ends an unlikely 13-year presidency dressed up in myths and lies.
- Simeon Tegel
- Analysis
- Venezuela crisis
This could be Trump’s Iraq, and Americans must ask: Is it what we voted for?
Donald Trump made it clear that oil is what his Venezuelan venture is about. But it is entirely unclear how he envisages the next few days – or few years – playing out.
- Michael Koziol
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