Two Major Parties, Four Views On Tax, And One Big Revenue Problem
Both Labor and the Coalition appear divided on tax reform, revealing two separate but related problems with…More
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Housing Prices: The Rich Are Getting Richer And The Poor Are Getting Screwed
The nation’s housing bubble continues to grow, courtesy of a raft of incentives for people who…More
The Greed And The Christmas ‘Knock Out Sale’ That Finally KO-ed Dick Smith
One of the nation’s most renowned electronic retailers is in receivership, and hundreds of jobs…More
Why Are We Still Working?
No seriously, why are we still working? Mike Dowson explains in simple terms the great con that keeps…More
No More Tax Loopholes: It’s Time For Faith Groups And Religions To Render Unto Caesar
The perk of ‘tax-free status’ should be reserved for charities which provide unambiguous benefits, writes…More
Beware Of Greeks Bearing Debt, Unless You’re A Mining Magnate
What’s good for the goose is not always good for the gander. Or Greece, particularly…More
Despite Morrison’s Rhetoric, The Economy Is Still Shackled By Abbott’s Failed Agenda
There’s a clear disparity between the Treasurer’s optimism and the financial position of families around…More
Someone Has To Pay To Keep Housing Affordable. It Should Be Those Profiting Off It
Home ownership is slipping away from a generation. Building more houses will help, but only…More
TPP: Turnbull Government Can’t Confirm It Won’t Be Sued Over Climate Regulation
The Greens might be right that environmental protections in the TPP are as ‘weak as…More
A Rise In The GST: A Personal Perspective From A Pensioner On The Firing Line
Malcolm Turnbull’s much-discussed 5 per cent hike to the GST will held pensioners hard, writes Terry Malone.…More