Professor Hanlin Shang,Department of Actuarial Studies and Business Analytics and the DataX Research Centre, and his research on Australia’s pension age, was featured on Channel Nine’s A Current Affair, ABC Northern Tasmania, Mansfield Courier (print version), Cairns Local News (print version), The Advertiser, and Parra News (print version). This was first published on The Lighthouse.

Associate Professor Sarah Bankins, Department of Management, and Professor Paul Formosa, Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts, appeared in Tech Xplore and discussed their new research which explores the ethical questions raised by the use of AI in the workplace. This was first published on The Lighthouse.

Professor Jeffrey Sheen, Department of Economics, was featured on Finder and discussed the RBA’s cash rate decision. Sheen advised that now is the time to stop raising the cash rate.

Dr Dale Tweedie, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured on ABC Online and discussed unethical decisions in the workplace.

Dr Paul Crosby, Department of Economics, was featured on InQueensland and discussed the economics behind the demand for Taylor Swift tickets, including pricing strategy and the impact of scalpers. Crosby discussed a similar topic on ABC Radio National.

Dr Lurion De Mello, Department of Applied Finance, appeared in The Daily Telegraph(digital and print versions) and commented on the concerning trend of families becoming trapped in debt amid the cost of living crisis. This also appeared in Cairns Post, The Courier-Mail, The Toowoomba Chronicle, NT News, Townsville Bulletin, Geelong Advertiser, The Mercury, Gold Coast Bulletin, The Advertiser, and The Herald Sun (digital and print versions).

Professor Elizabeth Sheedy, Department of Applied Finance, was featured on ABC Radio National and ABC NewsRadio and commented on the issue of consulting firms and government contracts following the PwC scandal.

Professor Rahat Munir, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured on 891 ABC Adelaide and discussed common tax mistakes and how to avoid them. This was first published on The Lighthouse.

Professor Jana Bowden, Department of Marketing, was featured in The Australian Financial Review and commented on the success of reusable vessel brand Frank Green.

Emeritus Professor James Guthrie, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured in The Canberra Times and discussed PwC’s decision to sell its government consultancy arm.

Dr Lurion De Mello, Department of Applied Finance, appeared on ABC News and discussed the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to keep interest rates on hold in July. De Mello also appeared on SoundCloud and The Wire to discuss the decision and whether a recession is looming.

Professor Jeffrey Sheen and Honorary Professor Geoff Kingston, Department of Economics, were included in Finder’s RBA survey and offered their opinions on the cash rate decision. Other surveys included Finder – 28 July.

Distinguished Professor David Throsby, Department of Economics, was featured in The Economist and commented on whether investments in new artistic institutions will pay dividends.

Emeritus Professor James Guthrie, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured in The Australian Financial Review and commented on PwC Australia's belated reporting of the official investigation into its tax leaks scandal to the US Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

Professor Rahat Munir, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured on BusinessDay and discussed PwC’s fallout in Australia following a tax leak.

Emeritus Professor James Guthrie, Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance, was featured in The Guardian and commented on conflicts of interest within consultancy firms. Guthrie also discussed large consulting firms’ public sector engagement in The Canberra Times (print version) and The West Australian (print version).

Associate Professor Erik Lundmark, Department of Management, was featured in Mirage News and commented on the value of provocative social media posts. This was first published on The Lighthouse.