Towards a progressive approach to responding to inflation and interest rates

In the previous piece, “When everyone else is walking away from Washington, why do Australians still embrace AUKUS?” three things were argued: Australian opinion hasn’t moved the way Canadian and Euro...

In the previous piece, “When everyone else is walking away from Washington, why do Australians still embrace AUKUS?” three things were argued: Australian opinion hasn’t moved the way Canadian and Euro...

This is bad.

This is bad.

Since it was announced by then Prime Minister Morrison in September 2021, the AUKUS pact has faced opposition from Australian progressive forces, from the ALP’s left and from further left again.

On September 7, One Nation announced its formal proposal to allow workers to access some of their super.

On 27 August, the Australian Financial Review ran an article arguing that Australia’s industrial relations system needs to return to a framework closer to the heyday under Howard and Reith.