Economic analysis in most of Australia’s media last week was more manipulation than information.

The mainstream media continue to deny the positives, amplify the negatives and fabricate falsehoods.

Commentators continue to vilify the Albanese Government with nonsensical claims about the economy.

While newsrooms provoke fear and anxiety about concocted “crises”, life is better than ever.

Last week’s gross domestic product (GDP) numbers confirm Australia’s economy is a world leader again.

The Albanese Government has rejected calls for a tax on gas exports, but strategies remain for environmental campaigners.

Malicious lies continue to destroy social cohesion, life satisfaction and awareness of the state of the world.

Evidence keeps piling up, showing Australians are enjoying sustained expansion of wealth and incomes.

Multiple reports from the statutory authorities confirm living standards for all Australians are rising steadily.

As inflation in Australia is steadily easing, misinformation is relentlessly worsening.

Encouraging information on jobs and wealth has been greeted with a range of interpretations.

Many of the claims made by Liberal Party Leader Angus Taylor are debunked by clear evidence.

Australia’s media has hit a new low in deceptive reporting, but with one positive note.

While Donald Trump is making headlines losing his war against Iran and his personal grift of billions, the U.S. President is still causing countless deaths.

Australia is enjoying a rare era of sustained economic calm and stability, which the mainstream media actively denies.

Pollsters and newsrooms are culpable for Australia’s worst media failure in recent memory.

Constant lies about Australia’s economy weaken consumer confidence and social cohesion.

Anxiety over Australia’s economy fomented by craven anti-Labor ‘reporters’ is unfounded.

Few observers in Australia’s media have had a kind word for last month’s controversial Budget

Coverage of the recent Federal Budget proves standards of economic reporting are at an all-time low.

Last week’s courageous budget could portend an era of substantial achievement.

While the economy recorded its best year ever in 2025, life dissatisfaction hit a new low.

While Australian primary producers are understandably uneasy over wars and tariffs, they are currently enjoying exceptional prosperity.

As job losses, inflation and weak growth impact many economies, Australia advances apace.

The national broadcaster is failing the nation badly by misreporting Australia’s economy.

Experiences abroad show how to heal Australia’s debilitating social malaise, writes Alan Austin.

Only once has Australia’s economy achieved near-perfect health. The newsrooms failed to track and record this for 2025, Alan Austin reports.

Controversial initiatives to curb worker fatalities appear to be effective. Alan Austin reports.

There is a clear reason Australia is tumbling further down the global happiness rankings, Alan Austin reports: mendacious media reporting.

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The 2025 fourth quarter results confirm Australia’s economy is again among the world’s best.

The more their quality of life improves, the sadder some Australians seem to become.

The mainstream media warmly welcomed Australia’s latest economic data.

The latest consumer spending data confirms the economy is managed far better than the media acknowledge.

Addressing Australia’s urgent reforms requires more confidence and less division.

Last week’s World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting exposed rifts between allies that are unlikely to mend.

As the 2025 report card on Australia’s economy is filled in, the good news is outweighing the bad.

The latest prisoner numbers raise several important questions.

Elections this year could continue the drift away from democracy, or reverse it.

One of the Labor Government's constant challenges is getting the Australian media to fairly report their policies. This January article by outstanding former ABC reporter Alan Austin, including a...

While this year saw the demise of the USA as a global leader, next year may reveal its successors.

Last week’s national accounts confirm Australia is back on a sound economic path.

Recent outcomes on poverty alleviation raise concerns about the merit of Australia’s peak welfare body.

Prices, jobs, growth and debt all confirm the Coalition parties have run out of puff.

FEDERAL U.S. DEBT JUST CLICKED OVER 38.21 TRILLION DOLLARS, bringing total borrowings in Trump’s second term to an appalling $2.06 trillion. Already. This is by far the deepest and most destructive de...

Recent programs have confirmed ABC News is increasingly under the control of pro-Coalition activists.

The numbers confirm Australia’s economy is responding to global conditions better than most.

While the Australian Tax Office (ATO) and the courts are successfully prosecuting hundreds of tax dodgers, the cheats keep trying.

As alarms are sounding about national debt, Trump deepens U.S. debt by one trillion dollars in eight weeks.

Prominent American religious leaders are joining protests against the manifest evils of the Trump Administration.