All the changes that will hit your portfolio, tax and hip pocket on 1 July 2026
1 July is the day a swag of new rules kick in. Here's what will hit your portfolio, your tax and your hip pocket on 1 July, and what won't....
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20 of 88 episodesWhat a strong El Niño could mean for Australian jobs and food prices and more
El Niño events like the one just declared can affect Australians indirectly through its impacts on food production and prices. The post What...
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Uranium stocks are having a ‘supercycle’ moment, but should you invest? We ask the experts
Uranium stocks are one of the market's most talked-about themes. On Switzer TV this week, two guests landed on the same call. The post Urani...
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Big companies are offshoring jobs again: why it risks Australia’s ‘corporate brain’
Australian companies are not simply moving work offshore. They are globalising key parts of their corporate brain. The post Big companies ar...
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Inflation fell. Underlying inflation rose. Now what?
Wednesday’s inflation figures gave us a headline number to cheer about. But the RBA doesn’t run on headlines. It runs on underlying inflatio...
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Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman who shaped and shook modern markets, passes at 100
Alan Greenspan, who led the United States Federal Reserve for more than 18 years and was widely described as the most powerful central banke...
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NSW Budget 2026-27: the winners and losers
The 2026-27 NSW Budget is built around cost-of-living relief and a record infrastructure spend. Here's who wins, and here's who loses. The p...
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How global crises are hitting the NSW budget
The latest NSW Budget shows how higher oil prices and rate rises are hitting the state's books, and lowering future economic growth. The pos...
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Two stockpickers on why they are steering clear of this defence favourite
On Switzer TV this week, two market watchers were asked whether they would buy the long-troubled DroneShield after recent positive bounces....
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Jim Chalmers’ Budget is killing your home’s value and your wealth
Sydney and Melbourne house prices are falling, and property investors are fleeing the market since the Chalmers dropped Labor’s tax reform b...
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Switzer TV: the stocks to buy and the ones to avoid right now (22 June 2026)
Peter Switzer is back in the chair, with a stock-picker's special. The post Switzer TV: the stocks to buy and the ones to avoid right now (2...
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Megaport capital raise: where do the experts stand?
With a little under a week to go before the Megaport capital raise closes, what do the experts think? The post Megaport capital raise: where...
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Should One Nation and the Coalition join forces to win office? The huge risks for both parties
Should the Coalition and One Nation form an electoral pact to defeat Labor? And what should this pact look like? The post Should One Nation...
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Who is Andy Burnham? Fast facts on the UK’s likely next Prime Minister
He has been dubbed the 'king in the North', but what do you need to know about the new unofficial next PM in waiting for the UK? The post Wh...
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Your home just got $100,000 cheaper. Thanks, Jim.
The federal Budget was sold as good news for first home buyers. And maybe it is. But for the millions of Australians who already own a home,...
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Makerfield brings good news
Andy Burnham has entered the House of Commons, Nigel Farage has been stopped in his tracks, and Keir Starmer’s days as Prime Minister are nu...
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What would a Pauline Hanson government mean for the economy?
One Nation is polling like a major party for the first time, which prompted two AMP economists to ask a hypothetical: what would Pauline Han...
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National auction clearance rate hits lowest level since April 2020
The share of homes selling under the hammer has dropped to its weakest since the first COVID lockdown. Here's what the auction clearance rat...
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Midjourney built a full-body scanner. But why?
Midjourney, the company famous for turning typed words into AI images, has gone full-pivot to unveil a full-body medical scanner. So why is...
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Legendary futurist predicts the ‘end of ageing’
Ray Kurzweil, the technologist who called the spread of the internet decades early, says ageing could stop being a one-way street within abo...
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