Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues and corporate purpose have risen up the priority list among Australian and global CEOs, KPMG’s annual survey of international business leaders reveals.
Demographers, economists and policy makers are increasingly concerned about the ageing population and increasing number of people aged over 45 who will start to transition into retirement over the next…
With COVID-19 restrictions continuing in both New South Wales and Victoria the Federal Government is contributing to economic support programs in both states.
One of the conundrums of the COVID-19 era to many is why during a pandemic – with recession only having been staved off by mass government stimulus packages – house prices have been soaring.
The RBA Board has announced it will continue with highly accommodative monetary policy settings in the near term, albeit with a couple of the monetary policy levers notched back a step.
We can slip into complacency with our economic bounce-back, or we can reflect on how we overcame ideology during COVID and acted decisively and with agility and apply that approach to shape a prosperous future.
The statistics show that, as hoped for by the Government, the drivers of the economic growth are shifting away from COVID-19 related government support spending to additional expenditure by businesses and households.
