Why Telstra’s price rises are bad for everyone
Telstra’s inflation-stoking move speaks volumes about the lack of competitive spirit in the telco market and will be bad news for the central bank as much as customers.
Victoria Business
Viva tests Victoria’s attitude to gas
Viva Energy has submitted an updated environmental report for a LNG import terminal at Geelong, testing the Victorian government’s potential softening attitude towards gas projects.
The daggy wine that’s trendy again
It has overtaken Shiraz as the country’s largest wine variety, shaking off its daggy reputation to re-emerge as one of Australia’s top tipples.
Fish farmer hatches plan for the ‘wagyu’ of Murray cod
Riverina producer Aquna Sustainable Murray Cod wants to take its very own ‘wagyu of fish’ to the top restaurants of the world.
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Downer says KPMG red-flagged contract at heart of class action
Downer EDI says its auditor KPMG flagged the contract at the heart of a pending class action as problematic, then failed to properly examine it.
Downer’s dramatic KPMG legal bid to test auditor limits
There’s much more at stake in how auditors do business as the engineering firm accuses KPMG of dropping the ball on a invoicing scandal.
It’s time to smash social media
Facebook, Google and other ‘big tech’ must be made to operate in accordance with the same laws that every other company and Australian adult has to.
Downer blames KPMG for shareholder class action
KPMG will cease acting as Downer EDI’s auditor after the utilities company lodged a third party claim against the firm, arguing it is also liable in class action proceedings.
Are Australians still working from home?
A union is fighting for work from home provisions to be enshrined in workers’ contracts. Here’s how WFH currently looks across the country.
Go regional: Barefoot Investor’s advice as cost of living bites
Readers inundated Barefoot with support after he called out the health insurance sector for being unaffordable and confusing. But this week, teachers get schooled.
Share dividend bonanza: How much you’ll receive
Companies have flexed their financial muscle with higher-than-expected dividends totalling $34bn for shareholders | FULL LIST: See what the biggest players are paying
Chips are down as casinos bet on tourists over gamblers
Rocked by a series of money-laundering scandals, Australia’s casinos are looking beyond hardcore gaming to a safer bet – mum-and-dad tourists.
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