# Robert Gottliebsen
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Robert Norman Gottliebsen (born 4 February 1941) is a columnist for Business Spectator and an economics writer at The Australian. He was the original columnist "Chanticleer" for the Australian Financial Review and founder of Business Review Weekly magazine, heading the magazine for the next 19 years. He also co-founded the investor advice newsletter and website Eureka Report in 2005, and writes a weekly column for it.
Alan Kohler: We’re in for a recession we didn’t need to have
On this week's episode of The Rules of Investing, Livewire's David Thornton sits down with Alan Kohler AM, one of the country's preeminent business journalists.
Alan first cut his teeth in 1969 as a cadet at The Australian. From 1985 and 1988 he served as editor of the Australian Financial Review…
Breaking big stories: Tony Boyd’s Chanticleer playbook
We have a treat for you today. Historically the show has focused on outstanding investors and leading executives. Today, we are delving into the other cog of the share market machine - the fourth estate, or as most of us know it, the media.
Tony Boyd has been a finance journalist for more than 40…
Breaking big stories: Tony Boyd’s Chanticleer playbook
We have a treat for you today. Historically the show has focused on outstanding investors and leading executives. Today, we are delving into the other cog of the share market machine - the fourth estate, or as most of us know it, the media.
Tony Boyd has been a finance journalist for more than 40…
Watch out, Labor set to ‘savage’ family businesses
In the US, both political parties support aspiration and family businesses. In contrast, Australia has chosen to target family businesses adversely.
Alarmingly, most of Australia’s 2.5 million family enterprises, employing around five million people, are unaware of the impending impact from the Al…
Robert Gottliebsen - Labor’s ‘grandmas and farmers superannuation tax’
Mike is joined by Robert Gottliebsen, Business Columnist for The Australian, to discuss his latest article on what he calls Jim Chalmers’ “Savers Tax” — a proposed policy that could hurt many Australians for years to come.
Gottliebsen describes the unrealised capital gains tax as one of the worst …
OUR $1 TRILLION ENERGY DISASTER ⚡ Business columnist Robert Gottliebsen from The Australian joins Chris Smith
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LIVE: Robert Gottliebsen - The budget gets 3 out of 10 - 22 May 2026
Veteran economist and BRW founder Robert Gottliebsen tells Jeremy Cordeaux the budget's biggest failure was ignoring a downturn already underway — and warns the Treasurer acted without the networks and advice his predecessors relied on. Thanks to Rossdale Homes.
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LIVE: Full 3-hour Stream: Fri 22 May 2026 | Gottliebsen on the Budget, MH17's "Day the Sky Fell" & more
Jeremy Cordeaux's Friday programme. Veteran economist Robert Gottliebsen gives the budget "three out of ten"; Dr John Bruni (SAGE International) joins in studio; a University of Queensland professor discusses medical research; author Matthew Horder shares the story behind "The Day the Sky Fell," ab…
Congratulations! It’s a birth tax
We’ve had the widow’s tax and the super tax - now there’s a birth tax hidden in the federal Government’s shakeup to the way trusts work. The Australian’s revealing today the changes could make it harder for tradies and small business owners to hand over to a new generation.
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The great Snowy squeeze: how the ‘world’s biggest battery’ got stuck
Snowy 2.0 was supposed to be the renewable energy dream made real right here in Australia. But a decade of catastrophic delays and blowouts have the whole project literally at risk of getting squeezed to death by Australia’s ancient geology - and now, The Australian is revealing the Commonwealth go…
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