10 long reads for the weekend
Welcome to the weekend. To start off your day, we’ve curated 10 great reads to enjoy.
Australians’ no-nonsense culture, coupled with an insatiable appetite to travel, make the country’s bankers an ideal fit for global institutions.
The Albanese government, and Qantas investors, staff and customers are all bracing to be hit by more turbulence.
Alan Joyce has struggled to defend Qantas’ reputation.
The capture of a tiny village this week raised hopes that Ukraine can do enough before the summer ends to satisfy an increasingly impatient Washington.
Like a parachutist without a reserve, the Australian economy is facing the real and present danger of a currency that tumbles too far
There’s a lot to be done before October 14 if the Yes campaign is to turn the predicted result around.
The trophy home paper trail has connected three big luxury sales in Sydney, while ex-Virgin boss Paul Scurrah and wife Nicole are selling their Brisbane home.
From building a fireplace and paying off your mortgage first, to investing in your education and giving it a crack, these are the most useful words of wisdom top fund managers and business leaders ever got from their dad.
Dreaming of a midlife gap year overseas? Here’s what you need to do before jetting off.
There’s a lot to be done before October 14 if the Yes campaign is to turn the predicted result around.
Sarina Bratton, an executive with French cruise company Ponant in the Asia Pacific region, knows how to party – and lobby.
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