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Twenty-six billionaires own as much wealth as half the world

01/25/2019 The Editor 0

By Jim Hayes This Monday’s report from Oxfam, spell out am alarming jump in the level of inequality in the global economy. as the richest billionaires cash in. which has Mainly tilted in into the […]

IMF and CEOs say the global economy is slowing faster than expected

01/25/2019 The Editor 0

The following article published by Bloomberg (21 January 2019) outlines the serious concern of economists and international institutions have about the health of the global economy, being put under greater stress by rising political tensions, […]

What about offering every Australian a government funded job?

11/23/2018 The Editor 1

By Joe Montero American economist Professor Stephanie Kelton has been visiting Australia, and while here, suggested that the Australian government should fund large scale job creation program to overcome the problem of unemployment. She was […]

Report shows the scale of government handouts to the rich

11/23/2018 The Editor 3

By Joe Montero A report commissioned by Anglicare from Per Capita brings out some of the details to what most people already know, that is, that the richest part of Australian society receives much more […]

Is there going to be a housing crash or not

10/21/2018 The Editor 0

By Joe Montero Speculation about the future of Australia’s housing market is gathering a head steam. Financial analysts and commentators are arguing about whether it is going to go down with a whimper or crash. […]

Landmark legal action being launched against the banks

09/16/2018 The Editor 0

By Ben Wilson Legal firm Slater and Gordon has launched Australia’s biggest ever class action. Up to 5 million, or one in three Australians, could be involved in seeking compensation, for alleged superannuation rip-offs. It […]

Poverty is growing and the economy is not

09/16/2018 The Editor 0

by Joe Montero A report from the Productivity Commission just out, has revealed that the number of Australians living below the Henderson poverty line has not gone down over the past 27 years

Criminal charges for bank officials are not enough

09/02/2018 The Editor 0

By Joe Montero The revelations coming out of the Financial Services Royal Commission have been on a scale that has led to recommendations for prosecutions over thousands of illegal acts.