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Three things: China is winning from Gaza; China growing at 5 per cent now is better than China growing at 7 per cent a decade ago; and Australia’s...
Three things: China is winning from Gaza; China growing at 5 per cent now is better than China growing at 7 per cent a decade ago; and Australia’s...
Three things: China is winning from Gaza; China growing at 5 per cent now is better than China growing at 7 per cent a decade ago; and Australia’s...
“There is a tide in the affairs of men Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune” The tide – or maybe call it “the vibe” – is...
“There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune” The tide – or maybe call it “the vibe” – is...
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“Good policy makes good politics” was a Paul Keating maxim. The corollary is that politics without principle makes bad policy. Since the...
It is frankly hilarious to witness the Prime Minister, lesser ministers and media titans howling over the miserly $70 million Mark Zuckerberg is...
Another day (or week or month or whatever), another series of disheartening and depressing housing stories and statistics, all pointing to there being...
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While all the headlines say the Reserve Bank decided to keep rates steady, the ugly truth was tucked away in the fine print of the bank’s Statement...
If you were running the state suffering the very worst of Australia’s housing disaster, a state where the number of public and community housing...
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Overshadowed by the politics surrounding the stage-three tax cut changes is the sad matter of Treasury proving incompetent, or so degraded by...
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While the culture warriors subject our flag to sartorial abuse and swear our very existence depends on a merely 30-year-old public holiday, it turns...
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The Productivity Commission has released a damning report on Australia’s worsening public and community housing disaster. Needs have increased,...
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And so we begin 2024 with a reading from the Gospel of St Luke. (Hang in here – it’s as scary as all hell, so scary the vast majority of...
It looks like Gina Rinehart is getting very poor value for the millions of dollars she has paid the Institute of Public Affairs. Or maybe not. It...
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Via various Freedom of Information requests, it looked like the Reserve Bank of Australia has never studied, reported, briefed, spreadsheeted or...
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The federal government is developing a National Housing and Homelessness Plan. All indications are that a “National Hopeless Housing Plan” will be...
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So Jim Chalmers has appointed a fourth-tier executive from a second-rate foreign central bank to be 2IC of the Reserve Bank of Australia, perhaps a...
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