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A rising Australian Dollar could shave returns from international markets. Here are five popular hedged ETFs to fight back.

Doug has built businesses and crossed continents, now he brings that same mindset to investing in good ideas and innovation.

Will Taylor of ETF Shares explains why AI may enhance the product but WiseTech’s value comes from its deeply embedded network.

A strong first half, upgraded guidance and stabilising market share have investors reassessing the turnaround story.

WiseTech Global: a case study.

A secure 5% yield, 3–7% dividend growth, minimal operating risk. IML's Michael O'Neill shares why Dalrymple Bay remains a conviction holding

Woodside posted record production and a surprise 11% dividend boost, but investor focus must turn to the delivery of its megaprojects.

Another turbulent reporting season has already thrown up opportunities for investors.

CEO Adam Watson outlines how capital discipline and energy demand are driving APA’s expansion plans.

We put our guests to the test on more of your most-tipped ETFs in this BHS bonus episode.

RIO Tinto is printing cash as commodity prices surge. But as its share price soars, the risk–reward equation is shifting. Is it still a buy?

Spodumene prices are up over 300%, putting PLS back in the black. But how long can the recovery last – and should you buy, hold, or sell?

Strong earnings, rising dividends, and lithium upside – so why did Wesfarmers shares fall? We investigate what the market may be missing.

Reporting season has taken a positive turn - Market Partners' James Gerrish breaks it down for us

Record earnings are in. Now investors are focused on execution, balance sheet repair and what comes next for MIN.

Plus, Marmota chief mobbed by conference investors ahead of more assays from spectacular South Australian gold find.

The ASX 200 has hit a record high, but a narrow rally led by banks and resources companies raises questions about its staying power.

ClearBridge's Andrew Chambers says the energy infrastructure company is well-positioned to keep providing steady defensive growth.

Plato's analysis on recent results from BHP, JBH, TLS & VNT

Bunnings steady, Kmart manageable, lithium volatile. Wesfarmers remains dependable, but the multiple is demanding says Jim Power.

Why picking a style lane is a losing game & the global stocks we’re backing across all three in 2026

Earnings topped forecasts, but the deeper story lies in how the platform is making its money.

Telstra is trading sharply higher after beating interim dividend expectations. But is the valuation getting ahead of itself?

A miner takes back the top spot, while Aussie tech has so far avoided big short interest despite huge selloff. Will it last?