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- Sep 30, 2026
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Finance presenter Alan Kohler retiring after three decades at ABC (opens the original)
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After a brilliant 31-year career as the ABC's finance guru, Alan Kohler has decided to hang up his boots at the end of the year. With a successful career in print before moving to television, Kohler has been one of the most influential journalists Australia has ever produced, as a former editor of The Australian Financial Review (AFR) and The Age and as an incisive columnist on all affairs financial. "I love the ABC, always have, even more so after I joined it," he told ABC staff in a statement.
The RBA has no choice but to hike rates as US currency crown slips (opens the original)
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It is a phrase synonymous with American dominance, especially when it came to matters financial. While it first appeared on a 2-cent coin in 1864, it wasn't officially adopted until 1956, when Dwight D Eisenhower declared it the national motto. Now, the phrase appears on every US coin and printed currency note. A hint of moral superiority, combined with equal parts economic and military power, the greenback and its position as the world's reserve currency have symbolised America's global hegemon
Red tape or essential regulation? Why the new ASIC boss is pushing back (opens the original)
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Almost a hundred days in and, right on cue, another domino has fallen. Sarah Court, who ascended from the deputy to the leader of Australia's corporate regulator just on three months ago, has spent the past few days closely monitoring a corporate collapse, among a host of other issues. Construction group Bathla, with more than 520 subsidiaries, about 2,000 homes under construction, and roughly 13,000 more in the development pipeline, was this week placed into administration. Bathla owes creditor
Grim signs the globe is about to run short of food (opens the original)
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Just as the global economy was adjusting to higher fuel prices, a new inflationary wave is about to hit. This time, the shortages will revolve around food, and the poorest nations on the planet will be the worst affected. A deadly trifecta of higher input costs, disrupted trade routes, and a changing climate has combined to drastically reduce food supply, particularly grains and especially wheat. Global food exporters, including Australia, are suffering in a vice-like grip, caught between soarin
Why it's households, not the government with the debt problem (opens the original)
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Shakespeare may well have been onto something when one of his characters in Hamlet uttered these immortal words: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be." Unfortunately, Polonius's parting advice to his son — that lending to friends can result in the loss of both cash and comrades — seems to have been consigned to the dustbin of history. For the past 50 years, debt in almost every conceivable category and country has risen to extraordinary levels, to the point where we have largely become desensitis
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