It’s the endgame for Liberal moderates. Here’s what happens next
Mainstream reporting created the illusion that the Federal Liberal Party’s “Moderates” still mattered before the ...
Michael Pascoe
Michael Pascoe is an independent journalist and commentator with five decades of experience here and abroad in print, broadcast and online journalism. His book, The Summertime of Our Dreams, is published by Ultimo Press.
Wrong subs? US Admirals’ groupthink running Australia aground
The US Navy and Australia need new diesel-electric submarines. Just don’t try to tell the conflicted American ...
Interest rates stay. The Reserve Bank penguins are back.
While most of the nation was concentrating on a horse race, the Reserve Bank trotted out a surprise by not ...
“Dangerous bubble sure to pop”. Wall Street has AI crash in the wings
“Keeping perspective” is Michael Pascoe’s mantra. He writes that AI mania has not just warped perspective, it ...
All the way with Donald J. Albo supporting mass murder
Australia is murdering people and threatening democracy. That’s the reality of Anthony Albanese kissing Donald ...
Albo’s super dance: one step forward, one backward, one to the side
It was Jim Chalmers’ superannuation reform but it is Anthony Albanese’s reform of the reform that we’re getting. ...
The Albo and Donald meeting imbroglio. Why the fuss?
Media hyperventilating over a non-event not happening, i.e. Albanese sitting down with Trump, misses the point, ...
Teal Senate ticket – why we can’t have nice things
Coverage of the week’s polls concentrated on the Coalition’s plunge, its road to nowhere. But Michael Pascoe says ...
Corporate watch-puppy ASIC is all bark and no bite
More unhappy chapters are being added to the sorry saga that is ASIC, arriving late, avoiding the hard targets, ...
Je ne regrette rien. RBA’s Michele Bullock says pfft to rates critics
The RBA’s third rate cut of the year was overshadowed by its downgrading of productivity expectations. Michael ...
First week Parliament. Labor calm, but expect upheaval soon
The 48th Parliament’s first week has featured an extraordinary display of political upheaval everywhere except in ...
Interest rates too high, unemployment up. Just as the RBA wanted
After months of clutching its collective pearls over the allegedly “tight” labour market, the RBA board gets what ...
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