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After a year examining global inequality alongside leading economists and experts, Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz describes the crisis as both vast in scale and dangerous in trajectory. He outlines a ...

As a long-term critic of the Productivity Commission, and someone who has called for their abolition, even I think the Prime Minister’s recent attack on the government-funded think tank was unfair and...

Australia’s political class is being played by the world’s best negotiators, with prominent economist Dr Richard Denniss arguing the global gas industry has weaponised the nation’s insecurities and fe...

Last year, the South Australian Government banned ads for sugar-sweetened drinks, confectionery, snacks, desserts, ice creams and fast-food restaurants on the interior and exterior of state-owned buse...

Voters across the political spectrum support a 25% tax on gas exports. So, let's put it to the people. Join the call for a national plebiscite and let Australians decide.

It is no coincidence that that anti-choice movement is growing in relevancy at the same time as the normalisation of One Nation.

Current changes to the NDIS will remove at least 241,000 people from the scheme by the end of the decade. Why is Australia accepting this ‘broken promise’ to people with disability? Because the public...

One must ask why Labor is so comfortable continuing to ignore the wishes of the vast majority of voters

With some long-awaited sanity on housing and taxes, including CGT and negative gearing changes, it’s one of the most important for good – but will still leave some out in the cold

For those wondering if the PRRT would be revised up due to the oil prices: it was – but only compared to the MYEFO figures. It’s actually worse than a year ago. And get this – the gap between beer exc...

Rich Kid, Poor Kid highlights the urgency and devastation of the school funding problem in Australia.

New ATO data shows nearly one in three motorists accessing the tax exemption on EVs earn more than $190,000 a year as the scheme balloons to a projected $3 billion.