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Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In August Ron Shamgar, from TAMIM Asset Management, selected Janison Education as one of his three favourite stocks amid a period of…

Australian health and wellness company Wellnex Life grew cash receipts to $4.85 million during the September quarter, with additional opening purchase orders climbing to $1.35 million.

Alex Waislitz has become a household name within the investment community after growing his wealth to $1.5 billion while serving at the helm of Thorney Investment Group.

It’s been a big week for clean energy as the world’s most powerful politicians came together in Glasgow for the COP26 meetings, where Prime Minister Scott Morrison promised to invest an additional $500 million on climate projects through the Indo-Pacific region.

Australia’s central bank held rates flat at yesterday’s meeting, but changes to a lesser-known program mean interest rates could start climbing next year.

Before becoming a portfolio manager with Perennial Partners, Samuel Berridge had studied to be a geologist and chemist – the latter teaching him skills he thought little of at the time.

Australia’s spending on major infrastructure projects is at record levels and expected to keep growing, creating new jobs and opportunities for local businesses.

Australian Internet of Things business TZ has won a series of new Australian contracts worth more than $1 million, with new CEO Mario Vecchio crediting changing workplaces as a driver.

The saying goes that every animal in Australia is trying to kill you. Global technology giant Google recently learned the hard way that even machines aren’t exempt from this home truth.

Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. Nick Guidera, from Eley Griffiths Group, selected Aussie Broadband as one of his three favourite stocks as the company became Australia’s fastest-growing…

Under most circumstances, discussing the weather is considered something of a faux pas committed by only the poorest of conversationalists, but in the past few weeks it has dominated the national conversation.

Australian software company TZ has spent two years fine-tuning its books and offering – but its newly appointed CEO is thinking much bigger, vowing to steer the company to new heights.