
Macroeconomics and Australia-focused analysis by journalist and analyst Tarric Brooker, with in-depth data driven coverage of everything from global commodities to Australian housing.
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In recent days, the situation for the Yemeni government and its Saudi Arabian allies has deteriorated dramatically.
It has reportedly lost the several strategically vital islands including the Hanish islands, located approximately 160km no...
As falling housing prices continue to spread to a greater number of markets across the country, now encompassing 93% of suburbs, forecasts for the magnitude of the eventual peak-to-trough fall continue to be revised larger.
According to th...
Pinpointing the turning points toward national decline
Over the years I have attempted to examine where exactly it all started to go wrong for Australia and things began to decline, in that time I have got a number of different answers dep...
Shortly prior to the recent by-election which took place in the Western Australian state parliament seat of Secret Harbour, Labor were the heavy favourites to retain what was a safe seat held on a two-party preferred margin of 11.5%.
On th...
When the Albanese government drew negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount to a close on new investments into existing residential properties on budget night, they kicked a hornets nest that will not rest until things are back th...
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