Good morning, early birds. Scott Morrison is being pushed to widen the scope of the government's review of retirement income, and Boris Johnson takes the stage for the first time as leader of the UK. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
New UK PM Boris Johnson will have a hard time spinning old comments of US counterpart Donald Trump's 'stupefying ignorance'. Plus, other tips of the week.
Good morning, early birds. The Coalition is pushing for laws barring foreign fighters from returning to Australia, and New Zealand reaffirms its offer to take refugees detained on Manus and Nauru. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
Good morning, early birds. Labor MPs are urging Anthony Albanese not to abandon the party's crackdown on franking credits, and the AEMC unveils a plan to pay the biggest energy users to cut their consumption. It's the news you need to know, with Rachel Withers.
The new Minister for Superannuation regards the industry super sector as "unholy" and in desperate need of reform to make it more like its inferior retail super counterpart
The issue has been dormant for a few months, but expect the Liberals to go after industry super again if they're returned to government.
Labor is talking about nothing but health, which is a positive for Bill Shorten but serves voters poorly when there are more critical issues to be dealt with.
Workforce issues such as wages are material business issues. Superannuation funds ignore this fact at their peril.
New data on superannuation fund assets shows just how spectacular a failure the government's superannuation agenda has been.
The government is rushing one banking royal commission recommendation through parliament. But is it intended to harm industry super funds?
