Relief now, reckoning later?
The Reserve Bank’s second rate cut in three months has landed with mixed reactions—a muted cheer from mortgage holders, a cautious nod from economists,...
Tasmania signs defence deal in Malaysia
Tasmania has landed a few impressive punches on the international stage—this time in Langkawi, Malaysia. A recent trade mission led by the Tasmanian Government...
The great squeeze: GDP grows, Australia shrinks
Australia’s economy is growing—just barely. The March quarter delivered a 0.2% rise in GDP, annual growth stood at 1.3%, and GDP per capita actually...
Robots don’t queue for mortgages
The great Australian housing debate has always been entangled with tax codes, land scarcity, and human psychology. But the conversation rarely pauses long enough...
‘A Cup Day cut now a 1 in 12 chance’: Inflation surge stuns markets
Australia’s inflation pulse has picked up again, dashing hopes of a near-term rate cut and fuelling debate about whether price pressures are cooling fast...
The great rebalancing: AI drives layoffs as wealth shifts from people to machines
“The timing matters,” says Aakash Gupta. “This isn’t a recession. It’s a rebalancing. And most workers are on the wrong side of it.”
More than...
Victoria opens world’s first quantum diamond foundry
Victoria has become home to the world’s first commercial quantum diamond foundry, marking a new chapter for Australia’s quantum technology sector. Backed by both...
The heat’s back on: Inflation rises, RBA waits
The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate at 3.60 per cent after inflation rose faster than expected in the September quarter.
The...
The Indian Sun Person of the Year – Radhey Shyam Gupta
Promoting Indian art has always been foremost on musician Radhey Shyam Gupta’s mind. And for more than two decades the sitarist has been organising...