Grandfathering The Australian Dream

Grandfathering The Australian Dream

Australia's young people have been unfairly targeted by policies that have loaded them up with uni debts, locked them out of housing market and crippled them on the 'flexible' job front, and any changes that might address this imbalance are 'grandfathered' in so that they don't affect anyone who is presently in a position of power, that's what our Chief Economist Richard Denniss argues in his essay for the June edition of The Monthly - called

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Safeguarding Democracy with Helen Haines

Safeguarding Democracy with Helen Haines

There can be no trust in government without accountability, yet its been two years since the Coalition government promised to implement a Commonwealth Integrity Commission and there's still no draft l...

14 Kesä 20201h 2min

The pink collar recession

The pink collar recession

The Morrison government this week announced that from mid-July childcare would no longer be free and that childcare workers would be stripped of access to JobKeeper. Overall, during the pandemic women...

9 Kesä 202022min

Protecting workers as the Economy Re-Opens with Sally McManus

Protecting workers as the Economy Re-Opens with Sally McManus

The pandemic exposed a lot of the problems with our labour market, including the risks of the rise of precarious and insecure work. Today we’re bringing you another guest from our ‘Economics of a Pand...

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Why a public sector wage freeze would cost jobs

Why a public sector wage freeze would cost jobs

The proposed NSW public sector wage freeze was supposed to ease pressure on the budget, but Australia Institute research shows it would cost jobs and harm regional economies. NOTE: This episode was re...

2 Kesä 202023min

Renewing Australia with a Green New Deal with Adam Bandt

Renewing Australia with a Green New Deal with Adam Bandt

Featuring Greens Leader Adam Bandt in conversation with chief economist Richard Denniss about what a Green New Deal means and how it would work. The audio was recorded live on May 27 2020 as part of t...

27 Touko 202059min

Black holes and Keynesians

Black holes and Keynesians

The government has been talking as if it understood Keynesian economics, but its reaction to the $60 billion JobKeeper black hole shows they clearly do not think or act like Keynesians. Richard Dennis...

26 Touko 202032min

The role of climate action in rebuilding after the pandemic with Zali Steggall

The role of climate action in rebuilding after the pandemic with Zali Steggall

In this episode we talk to Zali Steggall, the independent member for Warringah, about the role of climate action in rebuilding after the pandemic, with Richie Merzian the director of the Australia Ins...

21 Touko 202059min

The Australian Government response to the pandemic with Greg Hunt

The Australian Government response to the pandemic with Greg Hunt

Health Minister Greg Hunt in conversation with our chief economist Richard Denniss, as part of the Australia Institute's Economics of a Pandemic webinar series. This was recorded live on Tuesday 19th ...

20 Touko 202048min

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