politics
48 results tagged politics:
Will the Venezuela crisis affect petrol prices in Australia?
Should Australian drivers worry about Venezuela's crisis pushing up fuel prices - or is it all just noise at the bowser?
Australia Post to resume sending parcels to the US
Australia Post will restart parcel deliveries to the United States by September 25, ending a suspension caused by sudden changes to US tariff rules.
Why Australia’s tobacco tax sparked a black market boom
Cigarettes now cost $55 a pack. Is Australia's tax policy fueling a billion-dollar black market?
Friends With Money #213: Mid-year market update
Volatility has been the major theme in investment markets during the first six months of 2025, but is that likely to continue? Jonathan Shead joins us on Friends With Money.
What you need to know about 2025 state and territory budgets
From cost of living relief to health, housing and infrastructure, we reveal what's in your state or territory budget for you.
Ask Paul: Volatile world events have me worried about my super
Global volatility has Fez worried about his super balance. "Are we heading to another global financial crisis in the next two years?" he asks Paul Clitheroe.
What you need to know about Middle East tensions and travel
Should you cancel your trip? What if your flight is rerouted or delayed? Are you covered by travel insurance? We answer your questions about the Middle East and travel.
The truth about Donald Trump and TACO trades
TACO trades are here, Stake launches a new product, and how to boost your home's value by $118,000. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Modest growth: Super funds weather Trump tariff storm in April
Even with ongoing volatility in financial markets, superannuation funds bounced backed with a stronger performance last month.
Why the latest market volatility is a lesson in being patient
Second-guessing your investments? Stick to your plan. Selling shares and changing how your super is invested now could mean locking in losses.
