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The scrappiest place on Earth: Disney enters the streaming wars

The streaming services shake-up is almost here as content creators like Disney prepare their own platforms for launch. Will bundled platforms like Netflix and Stan go the way of cable TV?

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The reality of trying to 'do what you love'

Anecdotally, there are many tales of people rising from humble backgrounds to accomplish great things... but I am yet to meet too many of them.

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Why is Australian trade becoming a political weapon?

Seeing trade through a lens of winners and losers, power and weakness, is a Donald Trump move. And it's increasingly common in Australia.

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How can Seven turn its fortunes around?

Seven West Media has posted another huge loss in its annual report. Can Kerry Stokes turn this around?

It's crunch time for Kerry Stokes

Controlling media assets is often more about the power and prestige than the actual dollars. But can Kerry Stokes keep tolerating this?

Nationals Leader Michael McCormack.

Australia's economic bullying still soars above rising Pacific sea levels

Australia's history in the Pacific is about imperialist exploitation. Now the government has baldly stated that our economic interests come ahead even of the existence of Pacific island states.

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Seven West Media is in real trouble

CEO Tim Worner has resigned and shares are at an all-time low. Kerry Stokes, is this really an 'exciting time' for Seven?

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Frydenberg's choice: ego or stimulus?

When Wayne Swan had to choose between pride and supporting the economy, he opted for the latter. Now Josh Frydenberg faces a similar choice.

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How we get ourselves out of energy chaos

Enough time has been wasted. The transition to a zero-carbon energy system is not simple, but what we need to do is very clear.

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe.

Signs of global slowdown multiply as Australian wages stagnate

As signs of a global slowdown multiply, Australian workers endured another quarter of the government's policy of deliberate wage stagnation.