Morrison’s big coup as a G7-plus emerges
It’s a talkfest for sure, but the prime minister’s invitation to this particular one is a big deal.
Terry McCrann
The good, bad, and ugly of state budgets
Victoria’s state budget settings stand apart from the rest – for the wrong reasons.
ABC’s diesel ute ‘subsidy’ lie
Their ABC’s Alan Kohler really should know better – but he’s so misty-eyed about the fantasy of useless renewable energy, he actually might not.
The great share gouge needs to stop
Will the corporate cop continue to allow mum and dad investors to be taken for a ride over share issues?
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Our amigo’s rate-setting ride into a manana sunset
THREE months ago in January I wrote that — then relatively new — Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe would kick off his first New Year meeting by leaving the official interest rate unchanged.
The three rate amigos
HOME loan interest rates are going up. Will they keep rising and if so, how high will they go, asks Terry McCrann.
Trump and Macron fire Wall St
THE unlikely combination of the anti-globalist 70-year old Donald Trump and the very opposite in Emmanuel Macron have combined to boost Wall St and global share markets, writes Terry McCrann.
Why Malcolm Turnbull must say no
THE Prime Minister must declare that US activist investor Elliott will never get approval to steal BHP Billiton away to London, says Terry McCrann.
457s: Rort, booster, irrelevant
THERE’S no doubt that 457s have been a plus for individual businesses and the economy overall. They have just as clearly been a rort, writes Terry McCrann.
Forget about pre-GFC highs
THE Australian share market has probably hit a brick wall at 6000 or so on the index. This is partly because the “Trump Surge” has run out of puff on Wall St, writes Terry McCrann.
Andrews to six million Victorians: Get stuffed
DANIEL Andrews is prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to ‘look after’ about 400 workers in Gippsland, writes Terry McCrann.
Why your rates are going up
FOUR things happened during the week of critical importance for what might happen to your home loan interest rates and the economic and investment state of plays more generally, writes Terry McCrann.
Leigh: the shadow minister for ignorance
ANDREW Leigh must immediately step down as Labor’s number two treasury spokesman behind shadow treasurer Chris Bowen or opposition leader Bill Shorten has to sack him, writes Terry McCrann.
Wind plus electricity equals dollars
IN the armed forces a commander can be ruled ‘unfit for command on the grounds of insanity’ — the most famous movie representation was Humphrey Bogart as Captain Queeg in The Caine Mutiny, writes Terry McCrann.
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