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The pessimism paradox: Why Australia’s wealthiest generation doesn’t feel secure

Generation X is now Australia’s wealthiest generation, holding more wealth in property and shares than any other generation in Australia. According to the latest KPMG analysis, Gen X households have…

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Australia’s emergency departments: 2025 National performance report card

According to the Australian Medical Association’s 2025 Public Hospital Report Card, 55% of Australia’s emergency department (ED) visits in 2023–24 (latest data) were completed within four hours. The four-hour benchmark…

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What 50% renewables means for Australia’s electricity system

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…

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The world of unpredictable

We are only weeks into 2026, and already the year is reinforcing a familiar reality. The environment leaders are operating in remains volatile, with few signs of settling into anything…

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

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…

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Tesla didn’t win the used EV market, they are the market. That’s the problem.

Tesla’s dominance of Australia’s used EV market in 2025 looks, at first glance, like a success story. Data from the AADA/AutoGrab Annual Automotive Insights Report shows used Tesla sales surged…

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Navigating access to care when living with chronic illness

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…

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Supply chain volatility is permanent

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…

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

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….

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How AI and regulation will shape Australian medtech

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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