Although the number of people using the extremely low interest rate has gone up, Greg Jericho observes that investors have moved in in greater numbers. This is not driven by market forces, he adds. It […]
By Joe Montero In the lad up to the coming Federal 2021-22 budget, the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) has called for funding for tens of thousands of care-sector jobs, , including in aged […]
By Joe Montero House prices and rents continue to spiral up, wages are still being held down, and income has been cut for those out of work. In short, many Australians continue to become poorer. […]
By Ben Wilson Disability groups are angry about changes that threaten to make help from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) even harder to get. The leaking of a staff memo that summarises research by […]
May Day is workers day in Australia and throughout the world since 1886. This is a time when the workers movement sums up its experiences and charts its course for the next period. An ongoing […]
By Jim Hayes Unknown to most citizens, the Australian parliament has passed legislation to compel tech companies to pay a fee for news content. Those familiar with the issue know that this is about helping […]
By Joe Montero When I was working for the Builders Labourers Federation back in the mid 1980’s, part of my responsibility was to research deaths and injuries in the Australian construction industry. The evidence was […]
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