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Broader issues underlie the revelation that the Prime Minister’s office, likely with his acquiescence, delivered the “shit list” of funding requests Helen Haines made on behalf of those in her community. These go to the heart o...
Decline is a Choice
Under its Net Zero carbon emissions policies, Australia has several dozen different schemes designed to replace coal and gas in electricity generation. The major ones are Commonwealth programs, which include:
♦ the “Capacity Investment Sch...
Can Australia reverse the policies hurtling us toward genteel poverty?
One Nation’s Leader in New South Wales, Mike Newman, has challenged Labor to reveal the full cost of its Net Zero agenda before demanding that One Nation submit its own policies for costing.
Perhaps the following will help Labor gather its...
Government provision of free goods
Not many people in Victoria would have noticed that this is free transport week for seniors. That’s right, seniors this week can travel all over the state on the trains free of charge. Sounds terrific doesn’t it. Well, it certainly is accor...
Shades of green and orange
The mainstream media last declared the “climate wars” over in 2022, following the Glasgow Climate Change Summit. Back then, the Biden administration was undoing all the market-based energy reforms of the Trump Mark I administration and prom...
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Operating from Regulation Economics, Dr Alan Moran is a noted economist who has analysed and written extensively from a free market perspective focusing on environmental issues, housing, network industries, and energy markets. .
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