Earth to RBA; Why people matter
The federal government’s `mad, bad and dangerous’ population growth won’t be able to hide the fundamental issues with the economy.
Terry McCrann
Economy sick, Labor at fault
The GDP numbers were about as good as a truly awful lot of numbers about a dreadful state of play can be.
Borghetti flies into crown role
Former long-time Virgin Airlines boss John Borghetti is to my mind the casino chairman from central casting.
FWC’s 3.75pc rise good and bad
The Fair Work Commission’s decision to increase the basic wage by 3.75 per cent was ‘sensible’ but it will be the last straw for many small and medium businesses.
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The beast that’s Transurban
Love it or hate it, Transurban keeps Australia’s three largest cities moving, while its tidy business model continues to deliver for investors.
Bullock is in full command
Five months into the job and Michele Bullock is proving to be a formidable RBA governor who’s in complete control.
Why the lady ain’t turning
Wage increases for wharfies and construction workers have left the RBA feeling cautious about its next move as the threat of inflation lingers.
Treasury really to blame for broken tax cut promise
So now we get the truth, Treasury really was off on a frolic all of its own, in coming up with the Chalmers and Albo’s plan to break the Stage 3 tax cut promise.
Why the Fed will deliver on rate cuts
The Fed may have caught some by surprise with its cautious approach, but there’s only one way rates are heading in the US, and the RBA should follow its lead.
Inflation figures demand a rate cut
We really should get a rate cut next week based on the new inflation figures, which highlight the folly of the Melbourne Cup day hike.
Spending plunge screams recession
The collapse in retail spending proves Australia’s economy is teetering on the edge of a recession, and it’s time for the RBA to act.
McCrann: Cuts hit ‘rich’ on $190k plus
Don’t be fooled, the Albanese-Chalmers tax cuts for all Australians will actually mean a tax increase for five million taxpayers.
Treasury’s ‘disgraceful’ Stage 3 tax cuts role
Treasury was hopeless during the covid pandemic and its role in the so-called Stage 3 tax cuts redesign has been `utterly disgraceful’.
PM the new bracket creep
Take a bow PM and Treasurer – ripping the heart out of Stage 3 tax cuts is the most clear-cut and outrageous of your growing list of broken election promises.
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