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Energy prices: States told to put households before 'windfall' gains on coal, gas - Vimarsana News

Energy prices: States told to put households before 'windfall' gains on coal, gas

As Queensland and NSW coal royalties surge, the energy export states are sticking to their demands for compensation if energy price caps reduce state revenue.

Source: smh.com.au
Australian shares: keeping your investments safe from hacks and collapses - Vimarsana News

Australian shares: keeping your investments safe from hacks and collapses

Security of shareholdings should feature prominently in any evaluation of share-trading platforms to help safeguard against a potential hack or company collapse.

Source: smh.com.au
China relations: Wedged between China and Russia, Mongolia wants closer ties with Australia - Vimarsana News

China relations: Wedged between China and Russia, Mongolia wants closer ties with Australia

The country’s deputy PM says his country will not support “forceful actions” by either of his two neighbours - Russia and China.

Iran protests: What happens when a dictator's red line meets the people's red line - Vimarsana News

Iran protests: What happens when a dictator's red line meets the people's red line

In Iran and China, regime concessions appear to have worked, but the people have found their voices and felt their power.

RPM poll finds Australians back price caps on energy companies amid cost of living pressures - Vimarsana News

RPM poll finds Australians back price caps on energy companies amid cost of living pressures

Almost 80 per cent of voters back energy price caps to tackle soaring electricity and gas bills, polling has found, as the states push back against the plan over lost royalties.