Australia Day Is Fake News
You know what Australia Day really is? It’s the country’s first example of fake news. And we’ve all bought into it. Today, the war on fake news begins.

You know what Australia Day really is? It’s the country’s first example of fake news. And we’ve all bought into it. Today, the war on fake news begins.
By Sam Volkering,

The New York Stock Exchange is by far the world’s largest stock exchange by market capitalisation of its listed companies, which, in 2019, sat at a cool US$22.9 trillion.
By Shae Russell,

The Westpac share price is climbing back up since the New Year, after the AUSTRAC scandal wreaked havoc on the company. We take a quick look at whether this is a buying opportunity.

Under the terms of the deal, American dairy imports should now have an easier time getting into China. By the look of it, much of the red tape has been removed or streamlined. Meaning it should be far easier and quicker for US farmers to sell milk in China. This puts Aussie dairy-related companies at risk…

This is actually China launching an economic nuclear warhead at the US — and the US still don’t see it coming. When China gets this going, it’s going to change the fabric of the global economy. It’s going to shake up political allegiances because China will swiftly have control and leverage over this new system.
By Sam Volkering,

Around this time last year, a former colleague and I made a bet…
…using the most enduring form of currency in Australia — a slab to the winner.
By Shae Russell,
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