Former Pharmacy Guild boss joins cannabis firm
Medicinal cannabis firm Montu, which runs the Alternaleaf business, has brought on a former Pharmacy Guild president as an adviser.
Victoria Business
Guzman will need to prove itself in US before an IPO
Built around burritos, the homegrown Mexican fast food chain has big ambitions. Now it just has to deliver.
Aussie inflation on low side – lucky we’re not Kiwis
Inflation’s impact on Reserve Bank interest rate decisions is huge, and its new numbers deliver borrowers and businesses some hope.
Only one real option for RBA
The latest inflation data has left the RBA with only one real option at its next meeting. It won’t seriously consider a hike, but nor are cuts on the horizon.
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Labor’s ‘war’ on gas hits the wrong target
The Albanese government’s decision to upend a functioning market with longer-term pricing restrictions will have serious future implications.
Pirate Life teams up with St Agnes for classic Sidecar sour
What’s better than a new beer just in time for Christmas? St Agnes Distillery and Pirate Life have teamed up to merge the Sidecar cocktail with a sour beer.
Energy price cap shock triggers investor fears
Energy shares have slumped amid concerns the federal government’s controversial move to temporarily cap gas and coal prices would kill off investment.
Coal, gas plan merges stupidity and lunacy
The Albanese-Bowen-Chalmers plan to cap the prices of coal and gas – and hopefully, very hopefully, your electricity bill – is short-term stupidity wrapped up within long-term lunacy.
Barefoot’s four best books to give this Christmas
Stuck for a Christmas gift? Here are the four books Scott Pape is putting under the Christmas tree. One of them might even help you get a hefty pay rise next year.
Barefoot’s advice to a wealthy wife with $7m nest egg
Scott Pape shares TV and podcast picks from his sick bed, plus a message for a wealthy woman whose husband doesn’t want her to retire.
Labor’s price caps will break the energy market
The Albanese government has failed to make the case for emergency intervention in the domestic power market.
$1m pay-off: Who’s paying crime gang ransoms
Australian companies are paying million-dollar ransoms to criminal gangs – despite stern warnings from police as extortion and attacks continue.
New tax rort turns $60 steak into $10 bowl of chips
ATO officials and Federal Police officers have swooped on 35 businesses in search of software that falsifies sales data to avoid tax. See how it works.
Warrego bidding too rich for Beach Energy
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Energy has moved into pole position in the takeover battle for Warrego after Beach Energy declined to match its bid.
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