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 ...
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.
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 ...
Jim Chalmers’ housing pipedream remains a fantasy
Housing was a key issue in the May election, but that was so two months ago. We’re back to fudging it now, Michael ...
Reserve Bank board still looking for yesterday’s news
In deciding to hold off on another interest rate cut, the Reserve Bank's board appears to be waiting to find out ...
Who’s next? Will Albo and Wong approve China attacking Taiwan?
Time and again, abandoning principles sets the Karma bus off on its journey. Australia having to approve China ...
George Orwell revisited. Our Government keeps lying to us
Pandering to the strategic goals of the United States, which puts a target on our nation's forehead, our ...
Bugger all in it. The truth of the super scare campaign.
As Labor is negotiating the final details of the new "super tax" with the Greens to ensure it passes the Senate, ...
Jobs fantasy: another set of figures damns the RBA’s judgement
The latest numbers on Australia's economy show again that the RBA has got it wrong on interest rates. Michael ...
A dying demographic: how Murdoch is slowly killing the Liberal Party
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation is dragging the Liberal Party down "one funeral at a time". And visa-versa. ...
RBA drops interest rate with real wages due to fall again
The Reserve Bank’s numbers shout that it made a mistake not cutting interest rates in April, as well as yesterday. ...
Labor’s got a new mandate to act. Still condones war crimes. Why?
The Palestine elephant remains in the room. It’s putrid, stinking of death while our government holds its nose and ...
Quantum roadkill? What happens next to Ed Husic’s pet project?
One of the Albanese government’s oddest ventures was joining with Queensland to bet $1 billion on a roughy running ...
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