Much of Australia’s early economic success came from the wool industry – a nation “riding on the sheep’s back”.
That was then.
New longitudinal research just
More than 10,000 Australian business are expected to go into administration this financial year, if the current rate of insolvencies continue.
Releasing third quarter
Australia’s unemployment ranks grew by 21,000 in March but the underlying labour market trends remain stable.
Figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Australians have turned to chocolate over the past five years as vegetable, fruit and milk consumption drops.
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics food consumption
Australian manufacturers have rebounded strongly from the pandemic, but labour supply pressures are inhibiting future growth.
The Australian Industry Group’s
The wealthiest Australians lifted their net worth by 84 percent over the past 20 years as the gap between rich and poor continued to grow.
Research released today by the
The portion of income needed to service rental payments is closing in on a third for most Australians, as unaffordability hits record levels.
The latest ANZ CoreLogic
Future renewable energy projects in Queensland will need to adhere a new code of conduct to ensure the current and future needs of communities are fully considered.
The
Dire skills shortage looms without new job pathways
Queensland is facing a “dire” shortage of skilled labour over the next 20 years without a radical overhaul of education and training pathways.
The leaders of two
Inflation shocks torpedo super-low interest rate era
A leading global economist has warned that inflation shocks may become more frequent and the era of “super-low” interest rates is probably over.
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