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Michael StutchburyFinancial Review |
The attempted sharp break from absolute Labor-Left rule in the state confirms that “something is wrong with the place”, as former ACTU secretary...
Rather than shoring up Australian prosperity, politicians have squabbled over how to redistribute it.
Hosting soccer’s global party is boosting American patriotism just as Trump’s narcissism is souring the 250th anniversary of America’s...
There is no evidence Coles and Woolworths have ripped off shoppers. But that – and a warning from the Productivity Commission chairwoman – will...
Surely, it’s time to recognise that Labor’s union-dominated party structure and its policy model will not lift living standards, even for employees.
The backlash has come from the very Australians whom the budget’s “intergenerational equity” tax slug is supposed to help.
Forty years ago this week, ambitious 42-year-old Labor treasurer Paul Keating warned that Australia risked becoming a "banana republic"....
Forty years ago this week, ambitious 42-year-old Labor treasurer Paul Keating warned that Australia risked becoming a "banana republic"....
The flaw in the NDIS lies in the same haloed human rights principles on which the entitlement monument has been built.
Nations can become wealthier and more secure by profitably supplying more of what the world wants most from them.
Protecting one industry imposes a burden on the competitive sectors that actually prop up our prosperity, such as mining, energy and agriculture.
Jim Chalmers doesn’t have a central bank governor to blame for his forward misguidance or for his complaint that monetary policy may be “smashing...
Michael Stutchbury started reporting on industrial relations 50 years ago. He says Australia’s high-wage economy is unsustainable unless business is...
The cash-flow tax proposal suggests we’re a utopia for oligopoly capitalists, presumably led by the big miners, the big banks and the big...
The Economic Reform Roundtable should commit to making Australia an aspirational and enterprise-driven high-growth nation bursting with investment...
The property boom has made older Australians rich and turned housing into the standout generational issue that Jim Chalmers must tackle with his...
The less politically polarised Australian debate has recognised that easing restrictions on supply is the key to fixing the housing stress on young...
The president’s bold strikes on Iran disproved the TACO theory, but it remains hard to figure how higher tariffs and inflation and a wider budget...
The Abundance agenda is being taken on to fix Australia’s housing shortage. It needs to extend to a vigorous supply-side deregulation agenda.
With Ken Henry back in the fold, Jim Chalmers has put tax at the centre of Labor’s post-election productivity push. It won’t be easy.
After being lambasted by the West for the suffering of Palestinians, Israel has a chance to rebuild its battered standing by focusing on its ultimate...
Jim Chalmers should take up the offer of Coalition shadow treasurer James Patterson to consider genuine and substantial tax reform.
Labor’s thumping election victory rests on just 35 per cent of the primary vote and a big government agenda. But are any of Australia’s parties...
Chalmers needs to do something fair dinkum or break his promises to reverse the fall in living standards during Labor’s first three years. Ice-cream...
After being bashed up by Labor and the Coalition, the key to reviving living standards lies in business being prepared to invest in growth.
The dumped industry minister reveals that Australians have endorsed a second-term Labor government with no plan for reviving living standards.
The source of the nation’s exceptionalism has fallen through the centre ground as neither triumphant Labor nor the devastated Liberals represent...
Labor’s inflation agenda was based on getting re-elected, not on the next three years of governing. Now business needs to push the treasurer to...
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