by Joe Montero Anthony Albanese faced a great deal of opposition to his promise to keep Scott Morrison’s promise for big tax cuts for the very rich since the day of the election that made […]
By Joe Montero The national accounts figures released yesterday paint a bleak picture of where Australia is heading. Released by the Australian Burau of Statistics (ABS), they suggest a declining Australian economy. Official Gross Domestic […]
By Jim Hayes A survey by the Australian National University found that a large majority of Australians continue to back constitutional recognition of Australia’s first peoples, and that they also support progress in truth telling […]
By Joe Montero In the wake of the fiasco of the voice referendum and a response to Israel’s attack on Israel that pleases no-one, the Essential Poll commissioned by the Guardian newspaper has revealed that […]
By Joe Montero If having a reasonable home providing an acceptable standard of living was considered as an important human rights issue in Australia, this would express commitment to the 1948 United Nations Universal Declaration […]
By Joe Montero The banks and other institutions are saying that the Reserve Bank will most likely put up the interest rate in November. The reason they give is that Australians are earning too much […]
By Glen Davis In recent times, a lot has been said about the level of Government debt in Victoria. The forecast level of Government debt is $10.3B for the 2023-24 financial year, and that this […]
By Joe Montero The white paper on unemployment called working Future and presented in parliament last week, revealed quite a bit that is important, while at the same time providing no recommendations on how to […]
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