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Federal Budget 2026: The Disengagement Reality

Federal Budget 2026: The Disengagement Reality For weeks politicians and media had called it the most consequential Budget in at least a decade. A fundamental reset of the investment landscape….

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Federal Budget 2026: For Boomers, the Budget still matters

Federal Budget 2026: How does it effect Boomers? Baby Boomers engaged with this year’s Federal Budget very differently from younger Australians. They were among the most attentive audiences overall, more likely…

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Federal Budget 2026: Gen Z heard the promises they just don’t believe them

Federal Budget 2026: What Gen Z think? Gen Z Australians did not strongly reject this year’s Federal Budget. In many cases, they supported key measures within it. Around half backed…

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Australians trust AI with their time. Not their money

The adoption gap between AI in daily life and AI in financial decisions has less to do with capability than with accountability. Colonial First State recently commissioned research showing that…

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From products to financial outcomes: Redefining value in financial services

Financial services institutions are shifting from product-led propositions such as loans, superannuation and insurance to outcome-led value focused on financial wellbeing, resilience and long-term wealth creation. This change is being…

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Is Australia ready for a robotaxi revolution?

Robotaxi services are coming to Australia. Waymo, the autonomous vehicle arm of Alphabet (which is already completing roughly 450,000 paid rides per week across five US states), is accelerating plans…

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Card Surcharges Are Ending. The Costs Aren’t

What the RBA’s reform means for pricing, margins, and consumer behaviour. The Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to ban debit and credit card surcharges is being positioned as a win…

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Australia has plenty of workers. They’re just in the wrong jobs

The economic case for retraining into trades has never been stronger. That’s not why people aren’t doing it. Australia’s official unemployment rate sits below 4%. The construction sector is running…

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New vehicle sales February 2026: A softer market, but not for everyone

New Vehicle Sales February 2026: 94,131 vehicles were sold in Australia in February 2026, down 2.7% on the same month last year. On the surface, a mild softening. Underneath it,…

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How to engage growth-focused SMEs

How to engage growth-focused SMEs is one of the most important challenges in B2B marketing. Many organisations segment the market using firmographics such as business size. This approach is common…

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