The warning by ratings agency S&P that the Albanese government and the Reserve Bank are pulling in different directions needs to be the starting point in a wholesale turnaround in economic policy and political rhetoric.
The navy’s two largest ships are out of action as maintenance shortfalls undercut the government’s strategy to create a force modelled on the US Marine Corps that would defend the nation’s northern approaches.
ATO data reveals nation’s biggest corporate taxpayers as total haul reaches $87.5bn
Kevin Rudd has issued an implicit challenge to the Albanese government to embrace radical new thinking and an East Asian-style commitment to industry policy or risk Australia slipping out of “the first rank of nations”.
Professor Gary Banks has taken aim at the government’s policy ‘inactions’ that are impeding productivity.
Hancock Prospecting 2026 Bush Summit Keynote Address delivered on behalf of Executive Chairman Mrs Gina Rinehart AO by Adam Giles, CEO Hancock Agriculture and S. Kidman & Co
BCA is right; we cannot tax, regulate or redistribute to prosperity
The people who feed and power Australia are being strangled by red tape, a senior agribusiness leader warns, urging sweeping structural reform to save the bush, writes Adam Giles.
Anthony Albanese has hailed the $2.5bn taxpayer subsidy for the Tomago aluminium smelter as proof of the wisdom of the federal government’s Future Made in Australia approach to business. It is nothing of the sort.
The fastest-growing industry in Australia produces nothing you can buy, sell or export. It produces rules.