This is our weekly market update, where we start in the US, cross to Europe and Asia and end in Australia, covering commodities and crypto on the way. Another chaotic week, with the tariff issues ...

Australia’s economic woes can be sheeted to poor Government on housing, tax non-reform and many other factors, but the mother of all problems is the costs of energy. I find in amazing that despite ...

Edwin and I discuss the latest from the property market, and the political and economic events which underpin it. Funny how politicians seem to look after their own interests, not ours, and how the ...

Time to act to save Australia from the Central Bankers’ Power grab. I discuss the impending legislation which would disable Parliament’s power to intervene on what the RBA does; with Robbie Barwick ...

An important update relating to the Section 11 power at the RBA with Robbie Barwick from the Citizens Party. In some really good news, it appears this change will be resisted in Parliament, so we ...

Deposit Bail-In is something which we have been discussing in recent times, not least because of the overt example now active in New Zealand under the Open Banking Resolution, the mandate from the G20 ...

Join us for a live discussion about the current state of the markets with Damien Klassen, Head of Investments At Walk The World Fund and Nucleus Wealth. You can ask a question live.

Join Edwin Almedia and I for a live Property Rant tonight. You can ask a question live. What do the latest we-chat chatters say, and how are the numbers traveling. What is the story about false ...

Journalist Tarric Brooker and I chew over a range of audience questions in out Friday session today, from property prices and monetary policy to China demographics. Thanks to all those who sent in ...

We are back! After a 10 month gap, Economist John Adams and Analyst Martin North return to the studio to examine the current state of play of the election campaigns and more broadly where Australia is ...

This is a show about housing affordability and specifically lobbying from certain banks to reduce mortgage lending buffers in which we look at evidence provided to the Senate Economics Reference ...