Apple has long been the epitome of ‘cool’ in the tech world, with its sleek designs, innovative features, and premium branding. In India, the aspirational middle class has been driving Apple’s growth, but how sustainable is this trend? Interestingly, insights from China, where Apple’s chief rival Samsung has experienced a mix of triumphs and challenges,...Read More
We’ve all heard the age-old adages about the importance of saving money. “A penny saved is a penny earned,” they say. While instilling the value of saving in our children is crucial, there’s an equally important lesson that’s often overlooked: the value of spending. Yes, you read that correctly. To truly educate our children about...Read More
Investing is not just about growing your wealth; it’s also about engaging in a system that is transparent, equitable, and offers a level playing field. As investors, the questions we must ask are: how transparent is the process of participating in this investment? And who dominates the market and sets the rules? When evaluated against...Read More
Imagine the political landscape as a dramatic stage where leaders are characters, policies are plots, and each election is an act in the grand play of governance. In the last decade, Australia has turned pages of a political saga that could rival any Shakespearian drama, transitioning from the conservative, tough-talking Tony Abbott to the more...Read More
Owning a home has long been a dream for many, but in today’s climate, accumulating the requisite 20% deposit can seem more like scaling Everest than a walk in the park. Traditional lending practices dictate this percentage as the gold standard; however, as the winds of the financial world shift, there are more paths leading...Read More
After presenting the budget in the parliament, Scott Morrison maintained his stance on the closure of the Australian border to the rest of the world. Scott Morrison made it clear that his priority is to suppress the coronavirus situation in the country at present and not entertain migrants coming in. Morrison recognises that the pandemic...Read More
In the Northeast of India’s Ganges belt is the small city of Kannauj. Although you would be forgiven for not knowing about Kannauj, this almost lesser-known city is the perfume capital of India. Most modern perfumes are made using the cheap and easily diffusible solvent, alcohol. However, Kannauj has never strayed from its roots and...Read More
The Coronavirus pandemic is perishing economies around the world. Scientists across the globe are determined to find a viable solution in the form of a vaccine, but people need to take precautions first. There are a ton of things that are concerning about the outbreak, but the fact that it can be prevented if we...Read More
The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) is a permanent residence visa that enables Australian employers to sponsor skilled migrant workers to take up employment in positions where there are skills shortages. Usually, the employer has to prove their inability to fill the positions locally. The workers can be from abroad or residents living and working...Read More
Ed Husic is a man of many firsts. He’s the first federal MP ever to be sworn in using the Koran, the first Muslim frontbencher appointed to Kevin Rudd’s government and probably the only known Muslim to openly support same-sex marriages. Husic’s first stub at competitive politics saw him contest for the MP seat in...Read More
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