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Articles by The Editor
Economy
A better future depends on setting new priorities for the Australia economy
By Joe Montero There is always a lot of talk about the economy. The headline these days is the deepening cost of living crisis. A subscript is whether the Reserve Bank will put up interest […]
Rights
Australia wants better protection from misuse of personal information
By Ben Wilson According to CHOICE, Australians want changes to the Privacy Act, which will give them greater protection from those who will steal their privacy. They want a limit on what can be accessed […]
Economy
Coles and Woolworths’ price gouging must be stopped
by Joe Montero Everyone is upset about how Coles and Woolworths jeep on bumping up prices. So they should be. After all, they control the bulk of the groceries retail market. What they do affects […]
Economy
High cost of living and inflation the result of bad debt and stagnant wages
By Joe Montero Economics writer for The Guardian and policy director at the Centre for Future Work, Greg Jericho, is right to counter the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) deputy governor assertion that the economy […]
Economy
The headwinds driving down the economy are still blowing
By Joe Montero Wall Street shares are going down again due to bad news about the American economy. The S&P 500 index has just dropped by 4.2 percent, Dow Jons index by 2.8 percent in […]
Housing
The rise in corporate monopoly power is a big factor the housing cost crisis
This article is by Joe Montero President of Fair Go For Pensioners Victoria While Australian policy makers continue to pretend the nation’s housing woes are about the lack of properties to satisfy the market demand […]
Housing
Plan to destroy public housing is being fought by residents
Contributed Melbourne’s high rise public housing tenants are fighting the Victorin government’s plan to forcefully demolish their homes. There has been no consultation, and most of them, 20,000 out of 30,000 will be thrown out […]
