Motorists have enjoyed a rapid decline in petrol prices in the past four weeks, aided by the federal government's temporary halving of fuel excise in last month's budget.
While business activity is showing the green shoots of recovery from the pandemic, there remains the risk of increased insolvencies in the short to medium term, credit reporting agency CreditorWatch warns.
After weeks of uncertainty, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has finally called the federal election for May 21, triggering a traditionally cautious period for both Australians and investors.
To get insight into what Canberra’s economic future could look like, CW sat down with new economics director for Hatch and RobertsDay, Richard Brice, to hear his predictions.
A stronger-than-expected economy, a falling unemployment rate to historic lows and a commodity price boom as the result of the Russia-Ukraine war have the revenue dollars rolling in for Josh Frydenberg's fourth budget.
A light economic data calendar will switch the focus to the March 29 federal budget, which is being put together at a time of heated inflation pressures, notably at the petrol pump.
The average Australian household has never felt better financially, but a new survey has also found concerns around the prolonged impact of COVID-19 and cost of living pressures are beginning to creep in.
Australians dump around 800 million kilograms of unwanted clothing into landfill each year, most of which consist of man-made fibres that are incredibly difficult to break down naturally, all in the name...
