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Greg Jericho

Greg Jericho is a Walkley Award winning columnist, known for his regular columns for Guardian Australia and social media presence as Grogs Gamut. He is the Chief Economist at The Australia Institute.

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OPINION

All the money, none of the submarines: AUKUS deal paying upfront for hopes and dreams

When Kerry Packer bought Channel 9 back from Allan Bond for effectively half the price Bond had sold it to him, Packer famously said “You only get one Alan Bond in your lifetime, and I’ve had mine”.

International Affairs
All the money, none of the submarines: AUKUS deal paying upfront for hopes and dreams

OPINION

OECD says its time to cut the capital gains tax discount and negative gearing

The OECD’s annual survey of Australia’s economy this week bluntly noted what most Australians understand very clearly: housing is expensive and in short supply. The report highlighted issues with planning that restrict density in urban areas, but importantly it also noted the need to reform Australia’s tax system to stop favouring investors.

Economy
OECD says its time to cut the capital gains tax discount and negative gearing

WHAT'S NEW

Job market surprise: unemployment drops to 4.1% in December

Job market surprise: unemployment drops to 4.1% in December

WHAT'S NEW

What the IMF actually said about Australia’s economy

Contrary to what some commentary has suggested, when the IMF put out its January update to the October World Economic Outlook this week, there was actually precious little in it about Australia.

Economy
What the IMF actually said about Australia’s economy
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