Yet at the same time committing to growing housing prices and refusing to clarify what level of growth is your goal. Your office and Clare O'Neil's still have my email and you have my word I will publish your response in full for all the public.

'Labor to cut children with mild autism from NDIS, Thriving Kids to take its place' news.com.au/lifestyle/heal…

Policymakers coming for home equity..... Who could have possibly foreseen this....

The ironic thing about Britain is that the government is coming out with all sorts of new taxes Rather than cut the ranks of the insufficiently productive folks funded by the taxpayer. Meanwhile, frontline emergency services personnel have been cut....

Currently looking through the latest NDIS spending data and its quite disappointing that they don't have a median spend per individual case by condition and instead focus on the average.

This chart illustrates quite nicely how reliant the Aussie economy is on market sector jobs growth refiring later this year. Without that or a resurgence in taxpayer funded job creation it will be challenging to keep a lid on unemployment with labour force growth remaining high

As requested by a follower Australian long term and permanent arrivals vs jobs growth from the labour account.

'Indian student arrivals nearly halve in the US on Trump visa policy' Between this and Canada curtailing international student arrivals, one imagines a sizable number may end up in Australia instead. hindustantimes.com/business/india…

My theory is that Chalmers is as captive to Albanese's agenda (or lack there of) as Frydenberg was to Morrison.

The Great Australian Dream: 2025 Edition....

This is a brilliant chart, I wish I thought of it.

This really is something. A majority of people in every European country polled say their nation is taking in too many migrants. *Poll is from a legit source and this firm has ironically been used by EU authorities for other purposes

I'm going to laugh so hard if Powell goes hard on a hawkish narrative at Jackson Hole.

This is gold 😂

To me the key short term question with AI isn't will it replace the average worker. It's will it be sophisticated and accurate enough to replace the bottom 5-10% of workers in the most exposed roles. That by itself is enough to massively throw a spanner in the works.

Rest in peace, legend 🙏

This brings into focus a challenge across the economy, how does an upswing in construction occur when costs are so much higher. This goes for housing and non-residential in particular where the costs are passed to households and corporates. Where engineering, related to

When I'm having people in my everyday life talking about how crap GPT-5 is, you know they have made a mess of things.

"Health Minister Mark Butler has revealed 15 out of 16 NDIS providers are unregistered, warning “rip-off merchants” and “dodgy providers” are causing taxpayer money to be wasted." God damn... skynews.com.au/australia-news…