Stokes no longer ‘Little Kerry’
‘Little Kerry’ Stokes is now the ‘other Kerry’ and he is making an entirely opportunistic offer intended very precisely to not take over the building materials group Boral.
Terry McCrann
The last lockdown dribbles to its end
Once Victoria emerges from its now Clayton’s end to the latest lockdown, that must be it. Never again.
Crown just keeps on getting more bizarre
Casino group Crown Resorts is operating in what is undoubtedly the most bizarre collection of circumstances that any publicly listed company in Australia has ever done.
‘Seismic’ G7 tax deal is really one big nothing
The latest G7 agreement on global tax reform is more like a fantasy on steroids than a landmark deal.
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It ain’t about Abbott, it’s Turnbull
THE idea that if Tony Abbott would just go away, the failings and sheer ineptitude of both government and prime minister would be miraculously resolved is just rubbish, writes Terry McCrann.
The $80 billion battle for your grocery spend
THE two big retailers Coles and Woolworths and Commonwealth Bank are the three companies that arguably have more impact on the lives of all 24 million Australians, writes Terry McCrann.
Iron ore: BHP’s ‘big bank’
AT the crazy peak of the boom, BHP Billiton was, very briefly, a “four-bank” resources giant and easily our biggest company by almost any metric, writes Terry McCrann.
Why bashing the banks is silly
THE Prime Minister says “no” not once but twice. A former premier says “yes”. All three answers were sensible and good for bank customers, writes Terry McCrann.
Fairfax guilty of their own fake news
SO-CALLED “fake news” is supposed to have been invented either by or around Donald Trump and in the fervid swamp of social media, writes Terry McCrann.
Keep Hazelwood open
THE State Government must take over the Hazelwood power station and keep it operating, writes Terry McCrann.
Trump clarity will benefit us
THANKS to Donald Trump, we have started the year with the clearest outlook for investment and the economy than we’ve seen in quite a while, writes Terry McCrann.
Why the state can’t be trusted to save your $8bn
THE State Government quite simply cannot be trusted to protect the public interest in any dealings with Transurban, writes Terry McCrann.
We need to answer the $8 billion question
TRANSURBAN has been playing the Victorian state — mostly, Labor — governments on a break at every critical juncture and Victorian motorists and businesses have paid the bill, writes Terry McCrann.
Andrews must pay the price for new road
IS $8 billion going to be plucked from motorists and given free to Transurban? This simple question can only be answered by an open independent analysis, writes Terry McCrann.
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