Human rights lawyer, Greg Barns SC, argues the arrest of Kristo Langker—a 21-year-old producer on a YouTube comedy channel—represents gross misuse of resources and threat to our freedom of speech 21 June 2021 | Greg […]
The drumbeat of central banks looking to start slowing monetary stimulus continued over the last week with the Fed surprisingly hawkish and the RBA heading in that direction albeit slowly. But while this could drive […]
Australian residential property prices soar, with New South Wales homes now over $1 million 16 June 2021 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market The value of Australian homes is soaring as record home buying activity […]
The arrest of a producer of YouTube journalist and comedian FriendlyJordies has disturbing implications for free speech and civil liberties. That a counter-terrorism unit would be sent in to arrest a government critic has eerie […]
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s government-mandated constitution states that ASPI’s powers are limited to “strategic and defence issues” but ASPI now appears to be advising the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 16 June 2021 […]
Reporters continue to refer to the managing director of the ABC, David Anderson, as the “editor-in-chief”. There is no such office in the ABC. In the wake of questioning by a Senate Estimates Committee, over […]
Chinese Community Council of Australia reflects on an Australian independent journalist’s thoughts on anti-Asian racism 11 June 2021 | Tony Pun, Founding President CCCA The article “Where is the Asian hate coming from” which appeared […]
Panic abounds, half a century ago tiny Vietnam was the commie domino poised to knock over the world, now China has some folks running for the door. Colin Mackerras reviews China Panic: Australia’s alternative to […]
The mining industry has exaggerated its contribution in taxes and royalties to Australian governments by an estimated $45 billion over the past 10 years. Callum Foote reports on the findings of an independent research project […]
Inflation worries weigh on minds of investors as do the many questions hanging over Bitcoin 24 May 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Sean Robertson) The inflation scare continued to worry investors over the last week […]
Post-Budget auction markets still hot but clearly easing as listings surge as sellers try to cash in on booming market 17 May 2021 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market Although home auction markets reported more […]
Is Australia’s recovery really dependent on reopening the international border? 17 May 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Angst around this got a new lease of life after the Budget assumed the border would not reopen until […]
Jing Daily China Global Luxury Index reaches its highest level in April 13 May 2021 | Ollie A. Williams, Jing Daily (Image: Chi Lok Tsang) Not only have luxury companies rebounded from the pandemic, they […]
First Home Buyer Affordability Index continues its decline whilst property prices continue to rise 11 May 2021 | Dr Andrew Wilson, My Housing Market First home buyer affordability has declined for the second consecutive quarter, reinforcing […]
Michael West Media takes a look under the bonnet of multinationals, driving ahead with revenue and profits while leaving corporate taxes in a trail of dust 11 May 2021 | Michael West, Michael West Media […]
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