The constitution is not a joke
It’s unbelievable but true – the Commonwealth in 1926 used the White Australia policy to convince High Court to trash part of constitution.
Our Team
Latest
Honesty vital as job cuts loom
How do CEOs inspire staff when they know they’ll have to axe workers to be viable? NAB’s boss has a new approach.
Oz sell-off if China bubble bursts
If China’s currency devalues it could force a widespread selling of property in China and therefore Australia
Vic, like WA, diddled on GST
Victoria has a clear discrimination case against Canberra but, unlike WA, it hasn’t become a white-hot community issue.
GST push could see big changes
West Australian Opposition Leader Mike Nahan has started a movement towards a constitutional challenge of GST funding.
Leaving? It could cost a fortune
Australians who own dwellings and plan to work or live overseas might need to think again.
Banks finally fair on small biz
Hundreds of thousands of small businesses with bank overdrafts are set to receive a new “fair contract” overdraft agreement.
The big problem with Big W
Sidetracked by the Masters debacle, Woolworths allowed Kmart to dominate Big W. It’s now a life or death problem.
Shale sale will transform BHP
The disposal of BHP’s US shale assets could wipe net debt off its books and leave it primed for a major capital return.
Global search for growth stocks
One of the most exciting global growth sectors is companies that are reducing the cost of health care.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/robert-gottliebsen/page/180