Our golden age of coal
The world – led by China and India – is burning coal at record levels, while a wind and solar fantasy threatens to plunge Australia into darkness.
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Bowen demands blackouts credit
We’re lurching towards an energy disaster, and Chris Bowen is captain of the ship.
ANZ foolishly doubles down
ANZ made a deliberate decision to mislead its shareholders and the market in 2015 and now its board, in its stupidity, wants to ‘own’ that decision.
Why US rate cuts are more likely
Even though our Cup Day rate hike was a mistake, the US is likely to beat us to the next move – which will be down.
Budget’s $200bn, two-year windfall
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ridden an extraordinary, unprecedented and also totally unpredicted $200bn two-year revenue surge.
The huge hole in our new immigration plan
Infrastructure Australia has exposed the huge hole in the government’s immigration plan, which puts the interests of most Australians last.
The Ponzi stays in place
How can anyone trust anything this government and these two ministers in particular say – far less, actually do – about immigration?
Little to cheer about as economy slides towards recession
Whether it’s attacks on miners or destruction of the energy system, the government is doing its best to destroy the economy, just in time for Christmas.
GDP slump shows Cup Day hike was catastrophic mistake
Did Treasurer Jim Chalmers make the catastrophic mistake of ‘forcing’ new Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock to hike interest rates on Melbourne Cup Day?
Early Christmas present from the RBA governor, but what’s next?
The RBA governor decided quite rightly not to be The Grinch this Christmas. But what’s in store on the interest rate front for next year?
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