Christmas message 2024 & Holiday office closure

18 December

As 2024 draws to a close, all of us at Partners Private Wealth want to thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey. Your trust and engagement are important to us and we commit to continue to earn and retain that trust. Ā We are excited to...[Read More]

Financial Services Guide 7.0

31 August

You can download a copy of our current Financial Services Guide (FSG) version Part A version 7.0 dated August 2023 and Part B version 6.1 dated July 2022 at our website here (www.partnerspw.com.au/financial-services-guides) Please contact our...[Read More]

Flowers in bloom as lovers splurge on Valentineā€™s gifts

12 February

Florists are bustling as loved-up Australians prepare to splurge for Valentineā€™s Day as the time-honoured gift remains popular, but with a next-generation twist. More than 3.8 million people are planning to buy gifts for their special someone in...[Read More]

States warned to tighten spending or pay more to borrow

12 February

Australian states have copped a blast for being too loose with spending, in a warning signalling taxpayers might soon be forking out more to cover the costs of burgeoning debt. S&P Global, one of the big three credit ratings agencies, warned states...[Read More]

The cost of broadband is rising, but so is its speed

12 February

Australians are paying more each month for broadband access, in a trend that has significantly boosted revenue for the National Broadband Network. And more households may pay to access higher download speeds in future after an additional 217,000...[Read More]

Tesla slump and falling prices set to change EV market

12 February

A worldwide shake-up in the electric vehicle market, including a Tesla sales slump and policy changes in several countries, could benefit Australian motorists and send prices plummeting. Drivers could expect electric cars to break the $20,000...[Read More]

Concern Australian jobs at risk over Trumpā€™s tariffs

13 February

Industrial communities are holding their breath to see whether Australia can negotiate an exemption to US President Donald Trumpā€™s steel and aluminium tariffs. While Mr Trump signed off on 25 per cent tariffs without exception, confirmation heā€™s...[Read More]

Rex may be nationalised if no private buyer for airline

12 February

The federal government could buy out regional carrier Rex Airlines if a suitable private sector bidder canā€™t be found. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government would work with Rex administrators to find a buyer committed to providing...[Read More]

Vance warns Europe that heavy regulation could kill AI

12 February

US Vice President JD Vance has warned Europeans that what he called their excessive regulation of artificial intelligence could strangle the technology, and rejected content moderation as ā€œauthoritarian censorship.ā€ The mood on AI has shifted as...[Read More]

Women in STEM fields in spotlight on international day

12 February

Flexibility, a strong career trajectory and healthy renumeration are just some of the benefits that come with jobs in the science, technology, mathematic and engineering (STEM) fields, yet women remain under-represented in the workforce. Tuesday...[Read More]

Business conference revival an Aussie economic boon

12 February

From space science conventions to paediatric gastroenterology conferences, Australia has bagged $1 billion worth of international events. The lucrative business events sector took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic and has struggled to get back on...[Read More]

Small cars show a big thirst for petrol in road tests

12 February

Some small cars have a surprisingly big thirst for fuel, with the latest vehicle road tests showing three popular hatchbacks exceeded their advertised petrol consumption by more than 20 per cent. One popular model consumed 35 per cent more petrol...[Read More]

US, UK, Australia target Zservers over Lockbit attacks

12 February

The United States, Australia and the United Kingdom say they are targeting the Russia-based Zservers service provider for its role in supporting the Lockbit ransomware attacks, the US Department of Treasury says, citing national security...[Read More]

Women in media under-represented at senior levels

12 February

Women working in Australian media hold significantly fewer chief executive and managing director roles as a report shows the extent of gender disparities at the highest levels of the industry. The report, collated by Women in Media, looked at all...[Read More]

Dutton weighs in on RBA amid banana price rise warning

13 February

Inflation pressures could resurface if the Reserve Bank cuts rates prematurely, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has warned amid fears the north Queensland floods could push up grocery prices. The devastating floods, which have led to two deaths, have...[Read More]

The importance of financial advice in living a lifestyle of choice

6 February

Life is full of milestones and changes that shape our journey.Ā  Whether itā€™s starting a family, buying a home, running a business, or retiring, our financial needs and goals evolve over time.Ā  Navigating these transitions while maintaining a...[Read More]

The importance of keeping a vehicle mileage logbook and tips for accurate record-keeping

6 February

Maintaining a vehicle mileage logbook is an essential practice for anyone who uses their vehicle for business purposes.Ā  Not only does it help with accurate record-keeping, but it also ensures compliance with tax regulations, provides evidence for...[Read More]