SQM has. published new data on the level is vacancies in the rental markets across Australia. http://www.sqmresearch.com.au/graph_vacancy.php?region=nsw%3A%3ASydney&type=c&t=q Signs of improvement in Sydney (2.6%) and Brisbane (3.8%) but still tight as ever in […]
A lot of people spend a lot of time engaging in the reading of Chinese government tea leaves. It is the modern equivalent of the Cold War exercise of Kreminology where platoons […]
With all the excitement surrounding the announcement of a Royal Commission into Australian banks, a few have asked whether there are less drastic options than those recommended by the Glass Pyramid in […]
What a week it has been. The Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and the Treasurer Scott Morrison have been dragged kicking and screaming by the public, the opposition and even members of their […]
What a week it has been. The Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and the Treasurer Scott Morrison have been dragged kicking and screaming by the public, the opposition and even members of their […]
Are you completely fed up with Australian politics? Fed up with career politicians who can’t even read the constitution and renounce claims to privileges granted to them by foreign powers? Fed up […]
The Bank of American Merrill Lynch reportedly thinks the RBA monetary policy lever might be broken, while many other are concerned that the rising levels of interest bearing public debt incurred by […]
The media in Sydney is currently full to the brim with stories about the fullness of Sydney. Some people like former NSW Premier Mr Bob Carr reckon Sydney was full 20 years […]
Macrobusiness ran a post today about a suggestion that Central Banks like The Reserve Bank of Australia should target nominal GDP growth. The article was critical of the proposal and identified the […]
Columns by Mr Pascoe are always entertaining and fun to read, and when the drive to catch eye balls is in harmony with talking sense they can be powerful medicine. In his […]
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill correctly rejects a population Ponzi scheme as an economic plan for South Australia’s future. The biggest challenge facing South Australia and other regional parts of Australia is the preferred […]
25% of all new housing construction in NSW is sold to a foreign buyer. In addition there are many sales of existing houses and apartments to the hundreds of thousands of foreign […]
In an article published by the Guardian today John Quiggin discusses whether “Socialism” may find new support now that the flaws in neoliberal economics are becoming impossible to ignore. A lively discussion […]
Macrobusiness reported the latest ABS release on demographics. “…….The ABS released its Australian demographic statistics for the March quarter of 2017, which revealed that Australia’s overall population growth rate has accelerated led […]
So the end of Australian car manufacturing has arrived with closures of both the Toyota and Holden plants to take place by the end of October. Next year Australians will buy close […]
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