As Australia's first online broker celebrates its 30th anniversary, one of its earliest customers reflects on how trading has changed for Australian investors.
Rachel Jackson
After waiting for the perfect buyer, two property owners have sold their house for millions – but their remaining portfolio makes the dizzying price seem like pocket money.
Jack Nivison
More Australians are retiring with hefty mortgages as spiralling home prices delay their entry into the housing market and the trend shows no sign of easing.
Adrian Black
Tax reform and attracting investment to Australia will be top of the agenda for Ben Wyatt when he heads to next month’s national economic summit in Canberra.
Matt Mckenzie
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is considering withdrawing its objection to a prospecting licence over a portion of Lake Douglas based on expert legal advice, and instead push the Mines Minister for support.
Tegan Guthrie
Crown Perth has committed to its biggest investment in a decade, launching a long-awaited development program that will add a dozen new bars and eateries to the State’s biggest entertainment complex.
Sean Smith
BDO has poached two Big Four partners to head up the firm’s new risk advisory team as WA organisations try to keep up with a deluge of artificial intelligence and prepare for cyber threats.
Simone Grogan
Plastic and its chemicals are known to be harmful to our health. So is reducing your plastic exposure likely to improve your health and treat disease? A world-first trial is being done in Perth to find out.
Angela Pownall
Dow down 0.32 per cent, S&P 500 and Nasdaq flat; Netflix raises 2025 revenue guidance but shares fall; Crypto stocks up.
David French
Struggling mortgage holders could be waiting an additional five weeks for a rate cut just so the RBA can prove its independence, a former employee says.
Cameron Micallef
Through his own succession planning, James Packer has the opportunity to leave a legacy which has eluded many billionaire families in the transfer of significant inter-generational wealth.
Mark Drummond
In a wide-ranging interview, billionaire James Packer reveals plans to break a century of tradition within one of Australia’s most famous dynasties.
New WA explorer Tali Resources enjoyed a stellar first day of trading on the local bourse on Friday.
It would be used to facilitate private corporate flights, as well as a backup landing option for emergency services for nearby hospitals and the Royal Flying Doctors Service.
Jessica Evensen
It’s a sellers’ market for WA homes, but sadly for reformed taxpayer Chris Ellison the same can’t be said about problematic luxury yachts. Plus: WA Government’s jobs portal gives The Bull a happy flashback.
There are five burning issues Christ Church Grammar old boy Simon Trott has to grapple with in his new role as Rio Tinto’s supremo.
Adrian Rauso
The butcher opened in 2010 and attracts a swathe of good reviews from locals who praise the freshness and quality of the meat.
Caitlin Vinci
A surge in the major miners and healthcare stocks drove the ASX to its best week since May, with the All Ordinaries passing the historic 9000 point mark.
Investment bank UBS expects Donald Trump’s tariff threat on pharmaceuticals to have ‘limited’ impact on biotech giant CSL, especially if plasma products are excluded.
Cheyanne Enciso
Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runners of the Week is… Lumos Diagnostics, after the company signed an exclusive diagnostics supply agreement for the US, valued at up to $487 million.
Andrew Todd
Burgundy Diamond Mines has blamed weak prices for the layoffs at the Ekati mine in Canada’s Arctic Circle, which was acquired from BHP by the junior for more than $200 million in early 2023.
Woolworths has expressed interest in exploring the Federal Government’s concept of a digital “skills passport” to help it identify and build a pipeline of workers to fill its high-tech warehouses.
Australia’s biggest companies are tipped for a third consecutive year of falling profits, with an expert warning the market is overvalued and ‘something has to give’.
Qantas says it's been granted an interim injunction in the NSW Supreme Court to prevent stolen data of almost 6 million customers from being leaked further.
Farid Farid
