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By Joe Montero BIS Oxford Economics has just joined the list of those who are predicting the end of the building bubble, suggesting that it will become more pronounced over the next 12 months. The […]
By Joe Montero The people who have been calling Sydney’s tent city at Martin Place, have become a symbol of the escalating crisis of homelessness across Australia.
The following report by Andrew Trounso, of the University of Melbourne, explains the findings of a survey on home ownership and debt burden conducted by the university and just released. It shows these are growing […]
This ACOSS media release, is reproduced in full below with our thanks. “The Melbourne Institute’s HILDA report released today shows child poverty in single parent families has reached a crisis level, rising from 18% to […]
The out of pocket cost for Australians medical services threaten to rise at the hands of a government, seeking to lower public expenditure and promote a user pays policy. One example is the cost of […]
Contributed by Joe Montero According to research carried out by the Grattan Institute, an Australian think tank, home ownership has been falling in Australia for three decades.
This article by Alexandra Spring (The Guardian Australia 4 July 2017) shows that not all employers welcome the penalty rate cuts and that some are actively joining in the opposition to them. They realise that […]
By Jim Hayes Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) information shows that total household wealth stood at a record $9.6 trillion at the end of March, which is 2.4 percent higher in one quarter.
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