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FET #81: Debunking all the arguments in favour of Australia’s superannuation system
The debate about super is heating up again.
Pauline Hanson announced in September that One Nation’s policy is to allow renters or mortgage holders to keep 3% of their salary out of superannuation to spend now, making them put away 9% inst...
Are Brisbane's character protections killing housing affordability?
The Future of Affordable Housing - online webinar
Housing affordability and construction productivity are two of the most debated topics in our industry today. But are we missing some fundamentals?
I will be speaking at this event abo...
FET #80: Why are the experts now speaking up about Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks?
In the past few weeks, some of the world’s leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) experts have spoken up about the risks of letting AI models loose. Whether that is hijacking our heavily connected communications and infrastructure systems or...
Ignore all the ways housing is supplied and you will always find a shortage
A new paper by Schuyler Louie, John Mondragon, Rami Najjar, and Johannes Wieland (LMNW for short) makes a point I have made many times before—housing is not a one-dimensional product where extra demand translates into extra quantity of homo...
FET #79: Welfare for the well-off costs Australians over $20 billion a year! Henry Williams explains how to fix it
Henry Williams is the Director of Policy at a new Melbourne-based think tank called Policy Institute Australia. They have done detailed analysis of how to tweak Australia’s welfare system to provide for those in need, rather than giving awa...
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