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‘Fireside chat’ with RBA Governor raises more questions
Last night the Governor of the RBA, Michele Bullock had a “fireside chat” at the Australian Business Economists annual dinner.
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New investigation reveals that child abuse happens more frequently at for-profit childcare centres
Parents should expect that when they send their kids to childcare that they are safe and receiving top quality education and care. This is not consistent with the profit motive.
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Bushfire survivors group calls for phasing out fossil fuels as a key demand
"We don’t need an imagination to know how bad it can get,” said their CEO, Serena Joyner.
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Australia's expansion of fossil fuels a 'failure of national duty' says former ADF Chief
Admiral Chris Barrie has said that inaction has left Australia 'dangerously exposed' to climate change.
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This Week in America: Democracy, Architecture and White Supremacy
Dr Emma Shortis explains what's going on with the United States this week.
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Supply is not the only cause of the housing crisis, says leading economist
“House prices have massively increased at a time when we’re building houses faster than the population is increasing.”
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How the instability and unpredictability of Trump has affected rare earths and gold
Gold has become a "something like a memecoin"
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Albanese visits Trump as US democracy circles a golden drain
"We tend to measure success in Australian diplomacy as something going very smoothly and nothing really changing.”
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RBA makes a major mistake on the job numbers
When the Reserve Bank decided not to cut interest rates at the end of September, numerous reasons were given, but one stands out because it appears to be completely wrong.
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