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ASX, Sydney.

1,841tickers tracked
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CBAmost discussed, 30 days

Which stocks in Australia are people discussing?

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) had 256 Reddit mentions in 30 days, the most of the 10 largest names we track in Australia. Ranked by market cap.

Which stocks in Australia are people discussing?
NamePrice24hMarket capMentions, 30d
BHPBHP Group Limited58.79 AUD+6.60%298.9B AUD64
CBACommonwealth Bank of Australia166.41 AUD+0.58%278.5B AUD256
WBCWestpac Banking Corporation36.52 AUD−1.18%124.9B AUD13
NABNational Australia Bank Limited39.16 AUD−4.36%122.1B AUD86
ANZANZ Group Holdings Limited40.00 AUD−0.43%120.6B AUD234

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What have members of Australia's Parliament declared most recently?

The newest declaration is Jo Briskey's, shares in Santos (STO), lodged 28 Sep 2026. Newest first.

What have members of Australia's Parliament declared most recently?
MemberCompany declaredLodged
Jo BriskeyMP, Australian Labor Party, MaribyrnongSantos (STO)28 Sep 2026
Paul ScarrSenator, Liberal Party of Australia, QueenslandALS (ALQ)29 Jun 2026
Ali FranceMP, Australian Labor Party, DicksonClearview (CVW)27 Jan 2026
Ali FranceMP, Australian Labor Party, DicksonSouth32 (S32)27 Jan 2026
Ali FranceMP, Australian Labor Party, DicksonTreasury Wine Estates (TWE)27 Jan 2026

Which listed companies in Australia won government contracts lately?

The newest is Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZPD)'s, published 06 Nov 2026 by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. One line per company, newest first; every contract a company holds is on its Contracts tab.

Which listed companies in Australia won government contracts lately?
CompanyValuePublished
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZPD)Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Personnel Services50K AUD06 Nov 2026
Data3 (DTL)Department of Home Affairs, IT Hardware Procurement69K AUD06 Nov 2026
Ignite (IGN)Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Labour Hire - APS 5 Records Officer - Australian Antarctic Division99K AUD05 Nov 2026
Coventry (CYG)Department of Defence, Webbing Straps23K AUD04 Nov 2026
Duratec (DUR)Department of Defence, Repair and Maintenance653K AUD02 Nov 2026

What is the macro backdrop in Australia?

CPI was 4.3% in the latest reading (ABS, Sep 2026).

What is the macro backdrop in Australia?
IndicatorLatestLast 12 readingsChange
CPISep 20264.3%+0.30 pt from the prior reading
Cash rateNov 20264.85%Unchanged from the prior reading
UnemploymentSep 20264.7%+0.07 pt from the prior reading

What data do we hold for Australia?

What data do we hold for Australia?
DataWhat it holds
Stocks1,841 listed companies, each with its price, filings and records
PoliticiansMembers of Parliament and the shares they declare
Government contractsCommonwealth contracts from AusTender, on each company's Contracts tab
MacroCPI, Cash rate, Unemployment
ElectricityWholesale power prices, day by day
Fuel pricesAverage pump prices
NewsOur reporting tagged Australia
References
  1. Cboe Australiaend-of-day, delayed
  2. RedditReddit ingest across the tracked finance subreddits
  3. ABSAustralian Bureau of Statistics (CC BY 4.0)
  4. RBA2026
  5. ParliamentParliament of Australia website — Register of Senators' Interests and Register of Members' Interests
  6. Wikimedia CommonsPortraits via Wikimedia Commons. Jo Briskey: Alison Newman, CC0; Ali France: SIX News Australia, CC BY 3.0; Ali France: SIX News Australia, CC BY 3.0; Ali France: SIX News Australia, CC BY 3.0.
  7. AusTenderAusTender materials are released by the Department of Finance. AusTender materials are subject to change and should be verified on the AusTender website to ensure the information is up to date and correct: www.tenders.gov.au.