Heise Says

Small Businesses are being framed in a negative light to justify the cash ban and the path to negative interest rates. Naturally only by people who would not appreciate the challenges small businesses face.

Australians in South Australia are resorting to using Foodbanks to ensure they can pay their power bills are mortgages.

Virgin Australia is cutting 750 jobs because of a significant loss due to fuel and foreign exchange costs.

Australia's Research and Development investment is stagnating and dropping on a global level.

Are low interest rates here to stay or simply part of the journey towards negative interest rates?

More Australians are heading into retirement with years of mortgage payments and stress ahead of them.

Claims of a property rebound in Australia might be premature.

Podcast EpisodeIt's good to see that the ABC is beginning to report and discuss the prospect of negative interest rates, with reference to IMF research.

A decade-old apartment building in Mordialloc, Victoria has been evacuated due to fire cladding and life safety risks.

Susan Franks of the Chartered Accountants of Australia not only supports the $10,000 Cash ban but argues that it doesn't go far enough.

Let's look at the Auction Clearance Rates for the 24th of August 2019.

The Australian Security and Investment Commission is looking at potentially banning OTC and CFD financial products to protect clients. An appropriate move to protect consumers or another restriction on our freedoms?

Q&A about HomeSchooling and Distance Ed with Rachel and Florian.

Join my guest, Economist John Adams, for a chat over a stein.

Up to 1.2 million Victorian homes are at risk of an extended blackout this summer. Perhaps investing in renewable energy production isn't the smartest move?

Stockland's profits are down 70% and they are currently halfway through a $1 billion divestment out of the retail sector. A sign that the retail recession is well underway.

Dominoes' Pizza has taken over 22 Franchisees stores with their overall profit down 4.6%. A sign of the retail recession or simply the challenges of the Franchise business model?

New revelations about the Elara Apartments in Canberra have confined that it was procured using a Design and Construction method.

The Building Certifier responsible for the Frankston Apartments have been suspended by VBA.

The ABC and SBS are finally reporting about the proposed cash transaction ban, 8 day's after the due date for submissions to the treasury. What is the point?