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NDIS fantasy powers Australia's economic future (opens the original)
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Contained within the 352 pages of the latest ‘Intergenerational Report’ (IGR) from the Albanese government is a series of forecasts on how Treasury and the Albanese government believe the next 40 years will play out. More than a few are overly optimistic, but few are as poorly grounded in reality as the cost projections for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) over the next four decades. Under the IGR assumptions, the cost of the NDIS is expected to fall from the equivalent of 1.7% of
House price falls are worse than they first appear (opens the original)
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As falling housing prices continue to spread to more and more markets across the nation, the eyes of the public and of property analysts is often fixed on the various price indices measuring the decline. As things currently stand, prices are down 5.9% at a five-capital-city aggregate level, with the worst performer, Sydney, down 8.3%, followed by Melbourne, down 7.2% since its peak in the last year’s worth of data. On the other hand, the best-performing locales so far are Adelaide, down by 3.0%
Labor loses over one in three of its 2025 voters (opens the original)
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Since One Nation began its rise in the polls a few months after the last federal election in May 2025, the reasons for its rise have been hotly debated. For a long time, One Nation’s threat to political fortunes outside of the Coalition was largely dismissed. This echoed the initial response to the rise of the Reform Party in Britain, where the surge in votes for Nigel Farage’s upstart party was dismissed as a threat largely contained to the then-governing Conservative Party. The full text of th
Over half way to the largest house price falls in 40 years (opens the original)
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As housing price falls continue to spread to more and more markets across the nation, it often feels like not a week goes by without a major bank or prominent analyst revising expected price falls upward. As of the latest data from Cotality, capital city housing prices (5 largest capitals) have dropped by 5.7%, with the largest falls so far being seen in Sydney, which is down 8.1%, and Melbourne, which is down by 7.2%. At the other end of the spectrum, the best performers among the major capital
Canada's economic 'lockdown' out performs Australia (opens the original)
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As the debate surrounding the issue of the right level of migration for Australia unfolds in the halls of power in Canberra, commentary regarding the claimed negative impact of One Nation’s proposed 3 year period of net negative migration continue to propagate. In recent commentary to the Australian Financial Review (AFR), Australian National University Migration Hub Director Alan Gamlen made the case that Hanson’s plan was “bonkers” and would risk a recession. “The last time Australia had negat
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