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Big W, which lost $110 million, is closing 30 stores over the next three years. Do we still believe unemployment isn't increasing?

Polystyrene cladding presents a significant fire risk. Let's look at an example in Melbourne and the difference between Polystyrene and Polyurethane.

In the last two decades, Australia's population growth has far outstripped increases to our Water Supply Capacity. How big is the difference and how did our leaders let us get to this terrible state?

Several Towns in New South Wales are on the verge of running out of freshwater. While UNESCO asks to review plans to extend the height of the Warragamba Dam. Let's have a look at a number of dams in Australia and talk about water.

The Victoria Government plans to spend $600 million replacing flammable cladding on 500 buildings. Is this just ignoring the systematic issues in the construction industry and letting the culprits off?

Futurist Dr Richard Hames has predicted another Global Crash at the end of next year and the irrelevancy and decline of Facebook. Let's start the day with a stein of coffee and enjoy some of his other predictions.

Household wealth inequality has grown in Australia, on the back of superannuation and property growth. How will this affect the future of Australia and what would happen if there is a huge property crash?

While the ABS claims that Australia's Unemployment rate is 5.1% the Ray Morgan figure is 9.2%.

I share my experience using the GoldPass app from the Perth Mint to buy Gold backed certificates.

Let's look at the drawings for the Zetland Lofts and discuss some of the issues that could arise from the box gutter design.

Let's look inside the Zetland Lofts in order to get a better understanding of the issues facing the owners and occupants. Unfortunately, this isn't a simple problem.

Let's look at and discuss some suggestions for buying a lemon and how one can avoid the next Opal or Mascot Towers.

Consumer and Business confidence has dropped in Australia. Looks like back to back interest rate cuts didn't fill people with confidence for some reason?

GDP Per Capita has declined in Australia for the last two quarters, so for all intents and purposes, we are in a recession for the first time in 27 years.

With Deutsche Bank firing 18,000 people one must ask, is this only the beginning? How will it affect the Australian banking sector?

It has come to light that luxury loft apartments in Sydney have been evacuated and a currently sitting empty.

Cracking has appeared in the basement of Clemton Park Village in Sydney. While the NSW Government is pretending that implement four reform will fix their industry, I would argue this is just another example of far deeper and systematic issues.

Both Equity and Bonds are rallying and analysis split over an impending market correction.

Deutsche Bank has fired 18,000 and closed the equity division reducing the range of services they can provide their clients. Is this a sign of a troubled future for the bank and what are the implications for Australia?

The Morrison government is hoping that the "Tiny Houses" industry will grow by $30 billion dollars and create over 20,000 new jobs.