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Malcolm Turnbull
News and interviews on Malcolm Turnbull including trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
Malcolm Turnbull responds to Alan Kohler’s NBN “fantasy”
A move to FTTN does not require major revisions to the Telstra deal, and arguments about a “two tier internet access regime” fundamentally misunderstand the nature of the internet.
NBN to confirm more construction delays, but analysts say Coalition win no threat
The NBN looks set for more delays, as its chief executive Mike Quigley fronts Parliament.
Conroy pushes for tax on tech giants
The Federal Government says tech giants have had an easy tax ride for too long.
Commonwealth Bank Business Sales Indicator shows signs of faltering recovery: Midday roundup
Economy-wide spending rose in April but at the slowest pace in seven months, raising questions about Australia's path of recovery.
Report puts NBN below South Korea in broadband world rankings, but experts say comparisons unjustified
The NBN has been slammed by a new index which says it will cost more than 24 times that of similar networks built by other countries, including South Korea.
Telstra urges Parliament to pass telco reform quickly as Coalition backflips on opposition to new bill
Malcolm Turnbull says the Coalition no longer opposes Telstra's retail and wholesale split, but wants to examine the bill to make sure all changes are right and necessary.
Liberals won’t pull down NBN
Opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull has said the Liberal party won’t pull down any existing NBN infrastructure if it wins the next election.
Turnbull must make the Government accountable for the NBN: Bartholomeusz
It may be an awkward political assignment for Malcolm Turnbull, but the government's unconvincing financial case for the NBN, or its broader benefits, give him plenty to work with.
Turnbull will try to sway independents on NBN as new communications shadow
Malcolm Turnbull will attempt to stop the roll-out of the NBN and any implementation of a mandatory filtering scheme as part of his new role as opposition communications spokesman.
The NBN battle could crush Malcolm Turnbull: Kohler
Tony Abbott has given Malcolm Turnbull possibly the worst job in the parliament. As the NBN is inexorably rolled out, his job will be to sit on the sidelines jeering.
BP agrees to $US20 billion compensation fund: Economy Roundup
Australian sharemarket opens flat, following similar leads from Wall Street where investors were disappointed over news housing starts were lower than expected, prompting fears of a longer recovery process.
Banks & billionaires
Billionaires love sniffing around for bargains and there's no better time to do that than during a downturn.
Will Malcolm Turnbull become Australia’s most prominent angel investor?
Malcolm Turnbull’s decision to quit politics after the next federal election and return to the business world should be music to the ears of Australia’s small and medium tech companies.
Job ads up 1.8% in March, Turnbull to quit politics: Economy Roundup
The Australian sharemarket has opened higher after the four-day Easter weekend, backed by positive leads from Wall Street and good results in commodities markets.
How does Tony Abbot’s climate change plan compare with the Government’s? A SmartCompany Q&A
Opposition leader Tony Abbott has unveiled his own plan to reduce Australia’s carbon emissions by 5% by 2020.
Tony Abbott to announce Opposition climate change policy
Federal Opposition leader Tony Abbott has announced plans for a $2.5 billion emissions reduction fund in order to reduce carbon levels by 2020.
Australia needs to answer some big climate change questions: Gottliebsen
Australia can reduce its own carbon footprint and prepare for global carbon trading without resorting to the anti-business mechanism proposed by Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull.
A wrap up of 2009
Get the lowdown on the year that was, from economy, politics and industrial relations to growth and the impending skills shortage.
Failure at Copenhagen prompts Opposition attack on Government
Delegates at the summit reached a “political accord” to limit global warming to just two degrees this century, but without any binding agreement as to how the goal would be implemented.
Why Rudd's the biggest loser: Kohler
Kevin Rudd had a lot to lose at Copenhagen. Now, if he does not call a double dissolution election in the next few months there will be no emission trading in Australia next year.
