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Australian economy

July 2024

  • Chalmers Op ed

    Australia can be an island of decency and opportunity in a violent and divided world

    Jim Chalmers
  • Office workers reflected in a Sydney CBD window

    Australia’s unemployment rate inches higher to 4.1% in June making a rate cut less likely

  • Greg Jericho

    Grogonomics
    Australian workers’ living standards have been destroyed – and there is little good news ahead

    Greg Jericho
  • Anthony Albanese

    Anthony Albanese tightens purse strings for ministers as Labor turns focus to next election

  • The bank of mum and dad is making the Australian dream of home ownership come true – for some

  • First Dog on the Moon
    Cozzie livs! It’s out of control, what can we do? Here are some terrible ideas!

  • Australian CEOs made less in 2023-24 but still earned on average 50 times a typical worker’s wage

  • Inequality reporting
    How much of a ‘fair go’ do Australians really have to escape poverty?

  • Why neither growth nor degrowth make sense as long-term objectives for Australia’s economy

    John Quiggin

  • Australian arts in focus
    Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators

  • Australia news live
    Greens and academics criticise appointment of antisemitism envoy – as it happened

  • Australia news live
    ‘A long way to go’ on combating domestic violence, PM says – as it happened

  • How hard is it to live off cash alone? I tried for a weekend and this is what happened

    Jordyn Beazley

  • Australia news live
    Dutton says ‘Australia can learn’ from new British PM’s nuclear stance – as it happened

  • First Dog on the Moon
    Send your pets to work! And other cost of living hacks you can use every day

  • Australia news live
    Senator says PM’s office planted seed about crossing floor – as it happened

  • Australia news live
    Politicians dress up for Canberra’s night of nights – as it happened

  • Low inflation targeting is such a dubious idea. Why did the Reserve Bank adopt it in the first place?

    John Quiggin

  • Older Australians pressured into paying unfair robotax debts will not be compensated, government says

  • Australian politics live with Amy Remeikis
    Shorten says senator’s suspension gives all parties time to ‘work out what’s important’ – as it happened

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