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Often state elections don’t mean much federally, but Saturday’s Queensland’s result does carry implications for Anthony Albanese, Peter Dutton and
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If Donald Trump wins the US presidency on November 5, his victory will have profound implications for other countries on many fronts. Not least of them will be climate change policy. …
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we’re joined by ACTU secretary Sally McManus and Innes Willox, the head of the Australian Industry Group, one of the peak employer groups to talk about the state of IR laws and the CFMEU. …
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King Charles – as the old-fashioned saying goes – didn’t come down in the last shower. He’s unlikely to have
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The government is looking to reach for workplace issues as a potential lifeline. IR is made for a ferocious Labor scare campaign that the Coalition will find extremely difficult to counter. …
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Interest rates and rents often move together. Some have argued that this positive relationship is evidence that higher interest rates have been a key driver of increases in rents over the past few years, due to leveraged housing investors passing through increases in their interest costs to their tenants. This…
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The dynamics of wages growth can differ across pay-setting methods. Understanding these differences is relevant for forecasting wages growth, and for assessing labour market conditions and inflationary pressures. Across each pay-setting method, wages growth picked up following the COVID-19 pandemic, but appears to have peaked. Wages growth is expected to…
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The economic environment has been challenging for many small businesses over the past year. Growth in demand has slowed while input costs remain elevated, putting pressure on profitability – particularly for businesses reliant on discretionary consumer spending. Even so, profit margins remain around pre-pandemic averages for most small businesses. While…
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Australians are increasingly dependent on the continuous availability of electronic payment systems. As such, every incident or outage can potentially cause inconvenience or economic harm for end-users of those systems. This article presents insights into the reliability of payment systems using information from the RBA’s retail payment incidents dataset. The…
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