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Fairy tales about Australia’s economic performance hide the truth

3 March 2022 Editor 0

By Joe Montero So, the Australian economy is doing well and grew by 3.4 percent in the last quarter? This is what the official figures just handed down are telling us. If it were true, it […]

What should be Australia’s path to the future?

20 December 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero A great deal has been written about where we might head to in the post pandemic world. Is it a return to the past or forward towards something new?

Are virtual currencies democratising money or a threat?

30 November 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Digital currencies are here and set to explode into the scene. To most people they are still something confined to the internet and not real. Digital currencies are very real though, and will […]

Australians are now working more unpaid hours

21 November 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Among industrialised nations, Australia has for some time led as the land with the highest number of hours worked by full-time employees. Australia is also up there with the number of underemployed […]

AUKUS is tied to the economic and political decline of the United States

15 November 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero At a time of worsening international tensions, it would make a great deal of sense for Australia to be playing a constructive role towards reducing these tensions. Sadly, with Scott Morrison and […]

We will soon be paying Australians can more taxes and facing spending cuts

29 October 2021 Editor 0

By Joe Montero If you believe that Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is going to lower taxes you must pay, you are in for a shock. Contrary to all the carry on about lowering taxes, they are […]

Country banks are closing and leaving people without

29 October 2021 Editor 0

By Ben Wilson Economic and social problems in country Australia often go unnoticed in the city. It hasn’t been easy in the last few decades and living in small communities and isolated by distance means […]

Video: What if we actually taxed the rich?

11 October 2021 Editor 0

The following explanation by economist, professor, author, lawyer, and political commentator Robert Reich, applies to the situation in the United States; The same can be applied to Australia The only difference is that the amount, […]

JobKeeper was used as a vehicle for corporate welfare

7 September 2021 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes One of the biggest disgraces in recent Australian history must be the corporate misuse of the JobKeeper payments last year. It did not take long for reports to come in on how […]

IMF moves to provide $650 billion in aid for the crisis

9 August 2021 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes To suggest that worry about where the global economy is heading is serious is something of an understatement. Underlying the mood is the decision of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to release […]

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