The public housing answer Australia already knowsBy Andrew Brown | October 3, 2026While the public debate on housing shortages is as ill-informed as ever, one solution is not just obvious, but ...
Future Fund earns big returns on extortionate student accommodationBy Sam Connor | October 2, 2026As rents and cost of living rise, Future Fund is making strong returns from Australian housing, including a $1.6B ...
A blunt tool. RBA’s incompetence is making the rich richerBy Michael Pascoe | September 30, 2026Having created market expectations that it would raise rates, the Reserve Bank board delivered, demonstrating its ...
Lies, damned lies, and pollies talking about housingBy Michael Pascoe | September 24, 2026The housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies about ...
The Beetaloo trap. INPEX to frack more, pay less as NT debt balloonsBy Graham Bates | September 9, 2026While the NT's debt balloons and essential services crumble, foreign-owned INPEX extract billions through fiscal ...
Real wages are collapsing while the RBA looks awayBy Greg Jericho | August 28, 2026Real wages are down, and the RBA is afraid to change that. Recovery may be unachievable unless real wages grow or ...
America-envy. The pet shop galahs of economic commentaryBy Michael Pascoe | August 6, 2026The Great Australian Whinge is alive and well in our market and economic commentary. America is just so much ...
No, the RBA doesn’t know what’s happening with inflation eitherBy Michael Pascoe | June 17, 2026Michael Pascoe is a multi-decade RBA watcher. He’s feeling sorry for Governor Michele Bullock now having to face ...
Geoff Wilson. Staunchest campaigner for the wealth lobbyBy Michael Pascoe | June 1, 2026There’s no keener contributor to the media campaign against Labor’s proposed capital gains tax reform than Rich ...
The battle for AI sovereignty. Has Australia already lost?By Kim Wingerei | May 30, 2026Australia has a history of letting global corporations extract value from our resources while leaving the public ...
Budget: whopping subsidies, private health profiteering as waiting lists riseBy Claudia Weisenberger | May 21, 2026The health component of the Budget focused on NDIS. Not much else changed, leaving flaws in the private health ...
Distortions. Negative gearing changes a gift for investorsBy Michael Pascoe | May 18, 2026Jim Chalmers' budget has done the economy a favour by wiping out the policy distortions of negative gearing and ...
The public housing answer Australia already knowsBy Andrew Brown | October 3, 2026While the public debate on housing shortages is as ill-informed as ever, one solution is not just obvious, but ...
Future Fund earns big returns on extortionate student accommodationBy Sam Connor | October 2, 2026As rents and cost of living rise, Future Fund is making strong returns from Australian housing, including a $1.6B ...
A blunt tool. RBA’s incompetence is making the rich richerBy Michael Pascoe | September 30, 2026Having created market expectations that it would raise rates, the Reserve Bank board delivered, demonstrating its ...
Lies, damned lies, and pollies talking about housingBy Michael Pascoe | September 24, 2026The housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies about ...
The Beetaloo trap. INPEX to frack more, pay less as NT debt balloonsBy Graham Bates | September 9, 2026While the NT's debt balloons and essential services crumble, foreign-owned INPEX extract billions through fiscal ...
Real wages are collapsing while the RBA looks awayBy Greg Jericho | August 28, 2026Real wages are down, and the RBA is afraid to change that. Recovery may be unachievable unless real wages grow or ...
America-envy. The pet shop galahs of economic commentaryBy Michael Pascoe | August 6, 2026The Great Australian Whinge is alive and well in our market and economic commentary. America is just so much ...
No, the RBA doesn’t know what’s happening with inflation eitherBy Michael Pascoe | June 17, 2026Michael Pascoe is a multi-decade RBA watcher. He’s feeling sorry for Governor Michele Bullock now having to face ...
Geoff Wilson. Staunchest campaigner for the wealth lobbyBy Michael Pascoe | June 1, 2026There’s no keener contributor to the media campaign against Labor’s proposed capital gains tax reform than Rich ...
The battle for AI sovereignty. Has Australia already lost?By Kim Wingerei | May 30, 2026Australia has a history of letting global corporations extract value from our resources while leaving the public ...
Budget: whopping subsidies, private health profiteering as waiting lists riseBy Claudia Weisenberger | May 21, 2026The health component of the Budget focused on NDIS. Not much else changed, leaving flaws in the private health ...
Distortions. Negative gearing changes a gift for investorsBy Michael Pascoe | May 18, 2026Jim Chalmers' budget has done the economy a favour by wiping out the policy distortions of negative gearing and ...