The nation again pivots on Victoria
Whether they appreciate it or not, 19 million Australians are teetering on the edge, not just Victorians.
Terry McCrann
Only the election will open Aussie border
There will be no move to open Australia’s borders until at the very earliest, around 11pm, on the night of the next federal election.
Our shocking energy future leaves users off the grid
As generators exit, not only business is being hit but it’s likely to be the lights in your house or the heating being turned off.
Pallas’ all-red budget
I was prepared to give Tim Pallas the benefit of the doubt, but he’s given Victoria a two-speed recovery in which only the public servants win.
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Market trumps alleged experts
THREE of the critical factors that will drive your investments in 2017 are now in place, writes Terry McCrann.
Liquefied natural gas tax is all hot air
THERE is no pot of tax gold at the end of the liquefied natural gas rainbow, writes Terry McCrann.
Boral’s billion-dollar poser
THE retail shareholders of Boral have until Friday week to collectively make a near half-billion-dollar decision: do they back the company’s $3.5 billion plunge into Donald Trump’s America, asks Terry McCrann.
Renewable energy: The experts lie
THE first and most important thing to understand about global warming true believers and the pushers of so-called “renewable energy” is that they lie, writes Terry McCrann.
Looking ahead to volatile mix
THE investment environment and how your individual investment categories perform are going to be shaped by three separate but interlocking forces, writes Terry McCrann.
The Donald’s wake-up call to Malcolm
THE really important part of Donald Trump’s vow to dump the TPP deal on his first day in office is not in the way it will kill the deal, but the message it sends about the post-2016 global reality, writes Terry McCrann.
Citizen Kane’s $3bn Trump punt
BORAL has unveiled a very old-fashioned roll-up-your-sleeves move in the “real reality” space of building products and construction, writes Terry McCrann.
Oil, gold rises pose dilemma
THE world really did change on November 8 US time — November 9 Down Under — with the election of Donald Trump, writes Terry McCrann.
Rio Tinto’s Nixon-inspired logic
IT’S not the crime that gets you, but the cover-up. And Rio Tinto is applying that logic in an unusual way, says Terry McCrann.
Big end retail refocus
WESFARMERS CEO Richard Goyder has finally seemingly embraced the strategic and operational reality of the decision he took at the start of his term to splurge $20 billion buying the Coles Group, writes Terry McCrann.
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