‘Happy days are here again’ budget is back
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is set to give Australia its first “happy days are here again” budget since the glory days of the Peter Costello tax-cutting budgets of the early 2000s.
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Packer gets his billion dollar payday
James Packer has finally got what anyone who’s ever been to a Saturday property auction knows what any seller desperately wants.
Frydenberg goes for broke on home ownership
It is clearly going to be an election budget, whether or not we actually get the election this year.
Big bank deliver very similar profits
Westpac, NAB and ANZ were like three peas in a very profitable pod this week but in real terms one of them was clearly the worst performer.
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Transurban’s unstoppable gravy train
THERE is one clear-cut and undeniable multibillion-dollar winner out of what is now effectively a done deal — it is CityLink owner and operator Transurban, writes Terry McCrann.
A million ain’t a million anymore
A million dollars has always been the great symbol of wealth, at least until now when it comes to retirement savings
False rap for Joyce over massive loss
ALAN Joyce has been getting a bum rap over Qantas’s massive $2.8 billion loss. It’s also quite wrong to see the loss as life-threatening for the airline.
Qantas will go broke if it keeps losing
ZERO in on one figure – $646 million. That’s what you can think of as Qantas’s “real” loss. Keep losing that every year and Qantas would go broke.
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