Australia’s house price correction of -5.7% since mid-April 2026 has now gotten within 3% of the largest downturn in recorded ...

Labor’s Powering Australia Plan, taken to the 2022 federal election, claimed that it would cut NEM wholesale power rates by ...

Here is the LNP’s new energy eight-point plan. The Coalition’s eight priorities if it wins power Repeal the Climate Change ...

No. Top-tier cities have better signs, but they’re only 10% of the market. Sales remain terrible. The exit remains jammed. Price woe persists. Inventory is better but still ugly. Completions are ...

War headlines today. Trump threatens Iran with annihilation at the UN, then his minions meet Iranians for TACO. MBS is overdoing propaganda about Houthi Mecca attacks. False flag alert. Trump mulls a ...

Polymarket has decided the Dems will sweep the midterms. Polling is likewise swinging away from the Madman. This may be as ...

Australia’s media swallowed the Intergenerational Report’s (IGR) propaganda that Australia faces an ageing crisis without mass immigration. This report from the ABC is typical of the types of articles ...

Earlier this week, we published an article detailing how the Albanese government does not understand immigration as a political issue and how it is a huge element of the foundation on which One Nation ...

There is no slowing in the Godzilla El Nino. The BOMs key measure of sea surface temperatures is off the chart. The Eastern Pacific is still birthing Cat5 cyclones. Cyclone Polo was smashed together ...

The inaugural Intergenerational Report (IGR) in 2002 forecast real GDP per capita at $114,265 today. However, analysis by independent economist Chris Richardson, reported in The AFR, suggests that ...

War headlines today. Two Hormuz ship attacks overnight. Houthi war rages. Trump says he wants a quick deal. A quiet day on the Eastern Front, then, with some TACO thrown in, was enough to sink energy ...

Remember the quaint idea popularised by Professor Michael Pettis that China must rebalance its economy from investment to consumption, or it will inexorably slow into a Japanese-style quagmire?