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‘Very good advice’: At 50, Ross Garnaut received a game-changing tip from his GP
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‘Very good advice’: At 50, Ross Garnaut received a game-changing tip from his GP

The economist and author on climate change, sexual politics – and keeping fit.

  • by Benjamin Law

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Sydney set for giant pumped hydro project to rival Snowy 2.0

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‘One very big mistake’: Economist Ross Garnaut gives his verdict on Reserve Bank

‘One very big mistake’: Economist Ross Garnaut gives his verdict on Reserve Bank

The economist has urged the central bank to pause interest rates rises, and says it caused unnecessary unemployment and slow wages growth with its decisions last decade.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan
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Climate change will hurt. Fortunately for us, we can still be the lucky country

Climate change will hurt. Fortunately for us, we can still be the lucky country

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  • by Ross Gittins
Australia was always bullied by vested interests, until now
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Australia was always bullied by vested interests, until now

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Irrelevant to global decarbonisation? No, Australia’s crucial to it
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Irrelevant to global decarbonisation? No, Australia’s crucial to it

Visionary economist Ross Garnaut says Australia could reduce the world’s carbon emissions by 8 per cent. How? By making best use of its superpower.

  • by Peter Hartcher
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Why labour shortages can be good for you – and the economy

Some employers have used high levels of immigration to keep wages low and reduce the need for educating and training our own young people. But those days are numbered.

  • by Ross Gittins
Australia needs vast investment in renewables to escape economic funk: Garnaut

Australia needs vast investment in renewables to escape economic funk: Garnaut

In his keynote speech to the summit’s leaders, the eminent economist says Australia has five “crucial advantages” that could overcome eye-watering debt.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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