Category Archives: Expertise

What 50% renewables means for Australia’s electricity system

Posted on February 10, 2026 Posted inEnergy Transition, Uncategorized

Australia’s electricity system crossed a critical threshold in the final quarter of 2025. For the first time, renewable energy sources supplied more than 50% of total electricity demand across the…

SME January 2026: SME confidence falls sharply as rates and uncertainty rise

Posted on February 9, 2026 Posted inB2B, Consumer & Retail, Financial Services

Updates to this research are published monthly. SME January 2026: Short-term business confidence weakened materially in January, slipping well below consumer confidence and reaching its lowest level in nearly two…

New Vehicle Sales 2025: Australia now has two vehicle markets. Which one are you selling to?

Posted on January 28, 2026 Posted inAuto & Mobility, B2B, Uncategorized

New Vehicle Sales 2025: The Ford Ranger was Australia’s best-selling vehicle in 2025. Among private buyers, it ranked 13th. That gap tells you something important about where the Australian market…

Navigating access to care when living with chronic illness

Posted on January 23, 2026 Posted inUncategorized, Healthcare, TL

Access pressures in Australia’s healthcare system are most visible among people living with chronic illness. Using a narrower definition of selected chronic conditions, including common and clinically significant diseases, ABS…

The false economy: Why cutting corners on servicing costs more in the end

Posted on January 22, 2026 Posted inAuto & Mobility, B2B, QN

According to the November 2025 edition of the Fifth Quadrant Consumer Tracker, 72% of vehicle owners have cut corners on vehicle costs in the past 12 months. That’s nearly three…

Entry level hiring falls amid AI rise

Posted on January 20, 2026 Posted inB2B, Consumer & Retail, Financial Services, Social & Government

Entry level hiring in Australia is contracting sharply, mirroring a global pattern that has seen junior job postings fall 29 percentage points since January 2024. According to Randstad’s 2025 Global…

Supply chain volatility is permanent

Posted on January 19, 2026 Posted inConsumer & Retail, B2B, Technology & Telco, TL, Transport & Industrial, Uncategorized

The World Economic Forum’s January 2026 Global Value Chains Outlook delivered a blunt message: Supply Chain Volatility is now permanent. Supply chain resilience in Australia and globally is no longer…

Building approvals rebound: Why delivery, not demand, is the next constraint

Posted on January 16, 2026 Posted inBuilt Environment

Australian building approvals Australian building approvals had a strong rebound with dwelling approvals in November 2025, up 15.2% month on month, signals renewed momentum in residential construction after a prolonged…

Under-30s are driving aftermarket growth. But not for the reasons you think.

Posted on January 15, 2026 Posted inUncategorized, Auto & Mobility, B2B, QN

According to the November 2025 Fifth Quadrant Consumer Tracker, 46% of drivers under 30 have fitted performance modifications to their vehicles. Brake upgrades, suspension or lift kits, and engine work….

How AI and regulation will shape Australian medtech

Posted on January 14, 2026 Posted inHealthcare, B2B, TL, Uncategorized

The Australian medtech sector faces a defining challenge: AI innovation moves in weeks while regulatory approval takes years. The TGA’s recent AI review confirms what industry has long suspected. Existing…

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