Understanding the economic impact of the current restrictions is very difficult, and comparing to past lockdowns is useful, but only to a point.

The headline of today’s ABS jobs figure is very positive – the lowest unemployment rate for a decade.

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.

As anticipated, the Reserve Bank of Australia board today left the cash rate unchanged at 0.1 percent, despite increasing noise about an impending uptick in inflation and wages. KPMG believes…

There is more to transition in a family business than deciding what date the leader will step down and deciding who will take over

KPMG expects the consequences of JobKeeper and other support packages ending will play out fully over the next few months.

There are two main stimulus measures, which have been extended for another 12 months, which is quite a surprise but a very pleasant one.

As the economy rebounds from the setbacks of 2020, the government has had to navigate a path with an eye to both immediate needs and the longer term.

The Australian economy has bounced back from the COVID-induced economic downturn faster and stronger than all expectations.