Victoria ‘won’ and cements our Covid future
All states are now likely to copy Victoria’s “Covid safe” template and move to a hard lockdown at the first signs of new infections in the community.
All states are now likely to copy Victoria’s “Covid safe” template and move to a hard lockdown at the first signs of new infections in the community.
Before our eyes we have a real-time case study of whether we can go back to a normal pre-2020 life with the virus and the vaccine.
If the increasingly hysterical NSW government got its way the prime minister for Sydney would have to introduce a permanent JobKeeper.
Seven Group executive chairman Kerry Stokes has secured control of the $3.5bn cash sitting in building products group Boral’s vaults.
THE Reserve Bank is not, repeat not, going to spring an ‘August surprise’ next Tuesday – and nor, I suggest, is our specialist financial publication the AFR going to suggest that it will.
THE National Broadband Network is getting a bum rap — bizarrely, because it’s actually been too successful, writes Terry McCrann.
THERE’S a fundamental reason why power prices have more than doubled in a country awash with coal — and it must be abolished, writes Terry McCrann.
THE Reserve Bank is notgoing to lift its official interest rate by two full percentage points anytime soon and indeed it might “never” do so, writes Terry McCrann.
APRA has struck a reasonable-to-exceptional balance between the different things that banks deliver and the different things that Australians want out of them, writes Terry McCrann.
THE Aussie dollar can go where it damn well pleases, because the Reserve Bank’s official interest rate is not going anywhere anytime soon, writes Terry McCrann.
CLIMATE change has become the defining question of our age, with a very broad umbrella of stupidity where all the other global warming stupidities sprout and flourish, writes Terry McCrann.
EVERY time there’s a boom its continuation is always justified on the same basis: “This time it’s different.” But are the spruikers right, asks Terry McCrann.
DO the supermarket petrol “shopper dockets” deliver cheaper petrol or have they actually made it more expensive? And what impact do they have on prices in the supermarkets, asks Terry McCrann.
TWO once-were mighty share market darlings are counting down to two very different terminations, writes Terry McCrann.
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