Eliot Hastie was a senior journalist at Money magazine in early 2023. He was previously a producer and presenter at ausbiz where he covered startups, small caps, cryptocurrency and every other investible opportunity for Australians. Eliot has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Journalism from the University of Westminster. He tweets at @Hastie93.
Australia’s top 10 most in-demand jobs
Jobs involving caring for the oldest and youngest Australians were some of the most in-demand roles in February.
Is Australia closer to adopting a four-day work week?
A UK trial of the four-day workweek found 92% of respondents plan to keep the policy in place, but will a local trial come to the same conclusions?
Will the Silicon Valley Bank fallout reach Aussie shores?
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank sent ripples around the startup world and the financial industry at large, so what will it mean for Australia?
Money can indeed buy happiness, new research shows
The adage that money can't buy you happiness may need to be put to bed as scientists find that more pineapples in your wallet does indeed make you happy.
Is reform needed to make renting fairer?
With prices continuing to rise and competition for homes remaining fierce, tenant advocates are calling for change.
Pay Gap O’Clock: Women work for free from 3:56pm
Why are women effectively working for free from 3:56pm every day? It's the gender pay gap in action, and it doesn't stop there.
The best online trading platforms in Australia
We've compared the features and fees of seven online trading platforms to help you begin investing in shares. And you can start with just $100.
Savings accounts vs offset: Where to stash your cash
As interest rates continue to rise, where can homeowners with some extra cash get the best return on their money: a high-interest savings account or offset?
LGBTI Aussies more financially stressed as costs rise
People who identify as LGBTI+ are more likely to feel the effect of rising costs of living, according to new research released ahead of WorldPride.
The singles tax is costing Aussies $13k
Worried about spending too much money this Valentine's Day? New research shows that it's single people whose wallets are being hit the hardest.
