Coming to Terms with Floods of Challenges
By Denis Bright Finton Magee’s Street Art on the railway underpass at Merivale Street, South Brisbane is a tribute to Brisbane’s survival after the January […]
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If Employers Can Measure Well-Being
By 2353NM Last September, you might have seen Qantas CEO Alan Joyce receive a pay increase of $278,000 per annum. It seems that Joyce has […]
Corporate Malfeasance and its Control
By Andrew Klein Making Shareholder Liable to the value of their Share Holding – an easy guide to encourage ethical investment. Much has been written […]
Veggie waste offers green solution to single-use packaging
Victoria University Media Release Australia’s mounting packaging stockpile could soon shrink with a little help from greener packaging made from vegetable waste. With an Australian […]
Dirt-cheap solar evaporation could provide soil pollution solution
Media Release from the University of South Australia A team led by University of South Australia researchers has pioneered a new soil remediation technique that […]
Science vs Lies – We have been Conned
By Keith Antonysen Mr Dutton has stated that Australia should not help poor Nations which have done little to increase global warming, while Prime Minister […]
Do Not Obsess About Debt, Obsess About the Vitals
By Darren Quinn Professors Edmond, Holden, and Preston are mistaken in that Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) says we should not worry about budget deficits. The effects […]
The good economic units
By 2353NM Wellbeing and politics have collided in the past couple of weeks. Federal Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers has started a conversation about measuring the […]
Do you want to smile or frown?
By 2353NM Recently, in what could be described as an epic fail in recruiting practices, the Essendon Football Club hired and accepted the resignation of […]
Raising interest rates as a strategy to deal with inflation is problematic at best
By John Haly In July, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced an independent review of the Reserve Bank of Australia, and in September, the Bank Review panel […]
Real Man at Lunch – George Clooney and the Blue Heeler
By Andrew Klein There I was at Oakleigh. An area that has a mixed community of Greek, Maltese and Asian families with plenty of coffee […]
What the COVID-19 pandemic did to us mentally
By Melissa Frost We’ve been in the second half of 2022 for several months now. This short piece relays my experiences as a Chronic Disease […]
The Second Hand Car – Credit Card Sharks and the Ordinary Consumer
By Andrew Klein Light reading from a rather miffed old fart Buying a car is an expensive challenge at the best of times. These days […]
All Unions Should and Do Matter!
By Callen Sorensen Karklis All Unions Should and Do Matter! Lessons from pandemic times The Covid-19 pandemic, recession, and the Ukraine oil crisis caught us […]
“Science based and credible”- what’s needed for an Australian sustainable finance taxonomy
Australian Sustainable Finance Institute Media Release A new report outlines the key considerations that will inform the development of an Australian taxonomy to advance sustainable […]