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Greg JerichoThe Guardian |
The pandemic has created demand for entry-level positions, but a report shows not everyone is benefiting from the boom
With a 20-year development timeline, nuclear plants won’t be built soon enough to stop temperatures rising above 2C. So why are we wasting precious...
The latest World Economic Outlook has upgraded its prediction for growth in 2022 – by almost more than any other major economy
The hope is new borrowing rules will take some steam out of the housing market without giving the rest of the economy a whack
America still holds enormous sway on the global economy. So when Congress starts down a path to a possible debt default, could it hit the world with...
When $750,000 is Australia’s average home loan, you know that not only have house prices soared, but people are also taking on massive debt
Caring only about our emissions level in 29 years is a bit stupid. Any party worth its salt will stop putting things off and tell us what it’s doing...
Australian government policies are designed to ensure property owners’ wealth. Affordability be damned
Predictions of debt, deficit and tax revenue out to 2060 rather nicely avoid the major issue that will confront the economy – climate change
How do you count joblessness when there are more employed people working zero hours than people looking for work ?
A Productivity Commission report reveals the major changes in work habits since Covid arrived, including longer days
Residential property prices in the June quarter across Australia rose by nearly 7% – smashing the previous record set in 2009
The latest OECD economic survey of Australia will be uncomfortable reading for the prime minister
Morrison and Berejiklian implore us to have perspective but their actions suggest they have rather different priorities to us
We may say when we are all vaccinated and restrictions end normality will return, but that’s a bit of a guess
Since the last rate rise, Australian house prices have risen so much that levels seen in the past would wreck the economy
The Covid pandemic was a terrible cost to the economy but also revealed the cuts we need
Australia’s GDP recovery has slowed and looks set for a 4% fall in the September quarter
The June quarter figures will be much better than the worst of 2020 but that’s not saying much
The 70% vaccination target and getting people back to work are important – but keeping them out of hospital is too
The Morrison government encouraged housing construction amid Covid but data shows the boom was sharp and short
Australia’s vaccination rollout started far too slowly for us to be at the front of the pack
A drop in Australia’s jobless rate from 4.9% to 4.6% would in normal times be good news. But these are not normal times
Government policy, including limiting public service workers’ pay rise, is contributing to the poor growth
With service industries and foreign tourism decimated, the potential fall in ore prices and demand shows just how much the country relies on mining...
Australia cannot afford another election campaign that views the science of climate change as something we can ignore
Population, the size of the economy and inequality are all factors in deciding which nations perform well
NSW is now the worst performing state for the first time in the pandemic, with nearly 210,000 jobs gone in just three weeks
Investor housing loans remain at near record levels, with strong growth across states and territories
Covid and the lockdowns it has wrought have sapped confidence so a rise in the cash rate is likely to be many months off
A new paper from The Australia Institute outlines what makes a good tax. It should give Anthony Albanese pause
A weird thing happened in 1989 – women stopped breaking world records in sprints and strength events
What is the point of a progressive party if not to reduce inequality? This is madness
Laughter is the best response when politicians attach a dollar amount to how much we’re going to benefit from the Games
But we have a long way to go before we can say things are fully recovered
With even the private sector back to where it was before Covid, it should be obvious to all: governments do create jobs
Instead, the RBA might consider the lack of monetary and fiscal stimulus, capped wages growth and reduced worker bargaining power
The data shows Australia’s rollout was not just slow to start – the pace of vaccination has also lagged behind many other nations
Australia’s government is still in denial, caught unawares by the tide of global opinion moving against it
Jobs are down across Australia, but we should be careful of jumping at shadows yet
Welfare assistance and public services such as education and health remain big drivers of a more equal society
Trade with Britain is not the pressing issue of the moment. Scott Morrison needs to be dealing with China
Ever since the Reserve Bank began its run of cutting rates at the end of 2011, the boom in prices has been about houses, not apartments
A record 828,200 people need more than one job to make ends meet, and it’s those secondary jobs that have powered the ‘recovery’
Industries that employ a higher proportion of women have a lower median income
How much are Australia’s millionaires spending to join the no-tax club?
The sad state of affairs is that, since the end of the carbon price, much that is good for growth is bad for reducing our emissions
The economic car is travelling along very nicely - if you ignore the Reserve Bank governor and treasurer-secretary behind pushing like hell
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