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- Sep 23, 2026
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Working From Home Sounds Great, but Should It Become a Legal ‘Right?’ (opens the original)
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Flexible work can benefit employees, families and employers. But there is a crucial difference between encouraging flexibility and turning it into a government-enforced entitlement. That distinction should be at the centre of Victoria’s debate over the Labor government’s now-delayed work-from-home law. The proposal has been presented as modern workplace reform designed to give employees greater control over where they work. Who wouldn’t want less commuting and greater flexibility? The question i
Want to Know How Australians Are Really Doing? Look at the Shopping Checkout (opens the original)
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Reporting season is revealing something uncomfortable about the Australian economy. Australians have not stopped spending. But they are more selective about what they buy, where they buy it, and whether it can be justified. There is a useful way to understand the economy that does not require an economist or politician talking about employment, GDP, wage, or inflation figures. It’s corporate reporting season, and recent results provide a window into Australian household behaviour that economic s
8 Ways Australians Can Navigate Rising Taxes and Living Costs (opens the original)
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Tax reform is often promoted as a way to stimulate economic growth, reward hard work, and encourage investment. Yet instead of creating stronger incentives to work, save, or invest, recent changes have been criticised for offering only modest relief while doing little to address broader issues such as bracket creep, housing affordability, and the rising cost of living. While it might appear they do little to help young Australians with aspiration, one reality remains: individuals cannot control
The Reserve Bank Has Identified the Problem—Will Canberra Listen? (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michelle Bullock has consistently made the point that Australia’s inflation and cost-of-living crisis cannot simply be blamed on conflicts in the Middle East or other overseas events. While global shocks have affected energy markets and supply chains at various times, Bullock has repeatedly indicated that the inflation Australians now experience are largely due to domestic economic conditions. That reality should shift attention to the policies being pursue
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