Aussies likely to turn backs on Facebook, minister warns
Federal Communications Minister Michelle Rowland says Facebook’s parent company Meta has “zero regard” for the importance of public-interest journalism.
Victoria Business
A $19bn dividends shower is on its way
Millions of people will receive a huge Easter gift this week with a flood of dividends from Aussie companies. See the payment dates.
The power play behind casino chief’s shock exit
The stand-off is a deeply serious moment for the Star casino that now risks losing everything.
Are Teslas helping abusers control their partners?
Barefoot Investor is not a fan of Elon Musk and the way some of his Tesla tech is being used is yet another reason to hate him.
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Seeley helping wineries keep barrel angels at bay
Seeley’s Climate Wizard technology is helping wine companies, including listed giant Treasury Wine Estates, save huge sums of money through temperature control.
BHP fears sting of Chalmers’ shadow taxes
Business is fretting they could hit with a super-profits tax and this means the relationship with Canberra needs a reset.
Barefoot’s steps to help a terrified mum
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape rolled up his sleeves to help an Aussie mum struggling with a life-threatening shock.
Australian Defence industry in ‘valley of death’ and in need of rapid cure
Frustrated firms in the Australian defence supply chain are opting out in droves and industry figures say the future of our sovereign industrial capability is on a knife edge.
Why Chalmers is the biggest casualty of super debacle
OPINION: We need a treasurer on top of his game, confident, assertive and both respected and dominant in cabinet … instead we’ve got Jim Chalmers.
Dividend payouts: what the big guns are giving you
Big mining companies slashed their latest dividends, but there are also some positive surprises. See the list of top stock payouts.
Yachting legend Bertrand to headline startup conference
The parallels between conquering the Americans on the open seas and beating tech giants at their own game will be laid bare as John Bertrand joins the Southstart startup conference next week.
Andromeda shares jump after key Eyre Peninsula mine approval
Andromeda Metals has ticked off a crucial milestone for its long-life ‘Great White’ kaolin mine it is planning to develop near Streaky Bay.
How Chalmers went from trainee to trainwreck treasurer
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has set a new low in fiscal foolishness and left the door open that Labor might come after your super, capital gains, franking credits and negative gearing.
Household savings fall shows we are nearing key pivot point
The best pointer to what lies ahead for the economy through 2023 and into 2024 is not the latest GDP figures but the continued fall in household savings.
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