It is important to view Australia’s immigration policy in a historical context. In the first 60 years after World War 2, ...

Over a 4 year period Treasury forecasts underestimated migration by 800,000 people, placing unexpected additional pressure on ...

I reported last week how New Zealand is facing an employment crisis. The official Q2 labour force survey from Stats NZ showed ...

American jobs growth has seen its largest ever downward revision, other indicators are pointing south, is the U.S heading for ...

The recent years have seen the highest level of migration into Britain on record, significantly impacting the public's ...

The latest polling shows that support for the Susan Ley-led Coalition has collapsed. Newspoll shows that the Coalition’s ...

Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) last week showed that the combined recurrent spending of the ...

Australia already had the highest concentration of international students in the world before the pandemic hit. As ...

Comfortably numb The S&P 500 officially hits 6,600 for the first time in history, now up +36% since its April 2025 bottom.

This month’s Australian Financial Review property summit contained the usual bluster on the need to lift Australia’s housing supply to meet demand. NSW planning minister Paul Scully accused ...

I have remarked many times how strange liquidity-fed markets have become. Iron ore is no exception. The anti-involution rally appears to have topped out with the opposite outcome of that intended.

Robert Gottiebsen at The Australian argues that the Coalition risks inciting deep animosity among a core part of its traditional supporter base, including farmers and shareholders. This cohort is ...