This is the house of financial regulation that Peter built, and it's collapsing at the royal commission he said wasn't needed.
Is the Productivity Commission part of a "neoliberal agenda"? And is that a bad thing? It depends on how rigorous you're prepared to be.
Is the Morrison government serious about addressing financial services regulation? We don't even know who's responsible for it in the new ministry.
While NSW and Queensland are apparently gripped by drought, farmers are pouring billions into a taxpayer-funded drought resilience scheme.
Hint: he could be our next prime minister.
If "neoliberal identity is predicated on financial success", what happens when that success vanishes? In its dismissal of non-economic forms of identity, neoliberalism has ultimately ended up fuelling them.
The Turnbull government has abandoned its signature company tax cut policy.
The Liberal Party is now entirely unmoored from economic ideology, swamped by the electoral reaction to neoliberalism and its own internal contradictions.
As the Liberal Party embraces interventionism, business would do well to wonder what role it played in the shift from market economics.
Malcolm Turnbull has embraced a hardline interventionist policy in the energy sector — one that would have had critics howling about socialism if Labor had done the same.
