Manufacturers are closing their doors as higher gas prices again bite, but it seems there's no one home on energy policy in the Morrison government.
The Australian Financial Review thinks that its annual Rich List celebrates Australia's 'opportunity society'. In reality it is contemptuous of the struggles of regular Australians.
The Fair Work Commission has reduced wage increases for the one in five Australians on minimum wages, reflecting a complete misunderstanding of the state of the economy.
A new "competitiveness index" illustrates how think tanks and the media try to legitimise neoliberal attacks on communities.
The new Minister for Superannuation regards the industry super sector as "unholy" and in desperate need of reform to make it more like its inferior retail super counterpart
You say seasonally adjusted, I say trend — which jobs data is right? The RBA has decided neither of them show the falling unemployment it needs to forestall a rate cut.
Scams rely on the victim’s involvement in their own fleecing. Because of that, we often don't hear enough about them.
The RBA has taken the remarkable step of flagging that it will cut interest rates out of concern for unemployment, the government's high tax burden and persistent low household income growth.
The 2019 election showed how powerful economic interests could thwart attempts to erode their privileges and rorts via scare campaigns.
Counter to many election predictions, it's the boomers wot won it. Now we desperately need to reckon with the results.
