‘There won’t be family farms left in five years’
An apple grower has told the supermarkets inquiry that while the giants ‘cry poor’ over making billions, farmers are paid as little as $1/kg and family farms are dying out.
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Axe could swing again at Healius, as all hands meeting called
Healius staff will meet on Wednesday, with further resizing of the workforce flagged as a potential cost cutting measure by market watchers.
Why Transurban is in drivers’ seat over toll reform
Road users have been left behind as governments rush to secure big-ticket infrastructure deals. That’s where real reform needs to start.
Motoring fans’ heaven where $1m won’t buy much
Take a look inside Melbourne’s GG Classic Cars, Australia’s only million-dollar dealership, where $1m in many cases might only buy half a machine.
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New CBD sex shop won’t be a ‘den of sin’
A young couple has been backed by Melbourne councillors to revolutionise sexual therapy in the CBD. But not everyone is on board.
The ‘single focus’ driving Transurban’s chief
The looming exit of Scott Charlton, who has turned Transurban into a global toll road power, shouldn’t mean it will be left at the crossroads.
Lowe’s interest rate punt: Hero or zero
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe is sticking with his softly-softly approach – if he succeeds he will be a hero.
Wine exports fall as US becomes top destination
Australian wine exports to the UK have fallen as the fallout from Brexit and the pandemic continue, while China is now a minnow in terms of our overseas wine trade.
Why the Reserve Bank is not done yet
An under-pressure RBA boss has returned from his summer break fired up with a new determination to fight inflation and the still too hot economy.
Rate rises explained: Why it feels like RBA is on the attack
As interest rates head up, up and away, under-siege households may not understand the machinations behind their money pain.
Why Newcrest shines so bright for gold boss
The $24bn move on the Australian gold producer comes when it is most vulnerable.
Why Newcrest bid is a classic gold play in a world of paper
Newcrest directors rejected an initial approach from Newmont and it is hard to see how they can endorse the sweetened offer from the world’s largest gold miner.
Think180 snapped up by KPMG
KPMG has bought Adelaide SAP consulting firm Think180 for an undisclosed sum.
Canberra’s bold attempt to map out the cryptoverse
The collapse of global exchange FTX is pushing regulators into new territory as they attempt to get a handle on crypto.
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