Electric vehicles are so powerful now that they have more horsepower than Formula 1 racecars. Why do they have so much power? How is this even legal? And where do I sign up?
Markets face a critical week featuring an unusual mid-week jobs report Wednesday at 8:30am alongside Friday's January CPI data, creating a compressed economic data schedule that will test whether recent inflation concerns are justified or if price pr...
Nvidia has led the market over the past three years, and it still may be a leader over the next five.
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Industry Minister Tim Ayres has imposed levies of up to 113 per cent on some products, despite warnings these could harm the lucrative iron ore industry.
After making a lot of money from the precious metals, Dermot Ryan at Renaissance is weary to chase the rally much further and starting to invest elsewhere.
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Across Australia, approvals are rising – but only one state has turned momentum into genuine new supply, lifting construction to levels not seen in decades.The post South Australia’s housing approvals surge to 40-year high, leading nation’s recovery appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Housing affordability is pushing residents out of cities and into regional hotspots, and one family who moved from Melbourne to Queensland has no regrets.
The Coalition has reunited, but can it strike a blow on policies such as housing and tax when its ranks remain so bitterly divided?
A big rise in highly-paid bureaucrats is helping drive the expansion of WA’s public sector pay.
The interim government succeeded in preventing a deeper economic and geopolitical slide during a highly volatile period, but failed to translate that stability into meaningful institutional reform, transparency, and inclusive governance, said speakers at a policy dialogue on Saturday.