History, policy, financial regulation and niche superannuation things. Lead, Economic Security and Governance @impacteconau. Senior Fellow, @MelbLawSchool.
Joined September 2019
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I left it too late to run on a single issue ticket in this election, so have created a petition for the @FT to publish the @ftweekend in print for Melbourne.
Please sign and publicise!
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#printWeekendFTinMelbourne
He’s insufferable at times but generally an A++ colleague
if you’re an Australian economist interested in public policy and the labour market, come work with me!
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The Liberal leader goes into this election presenting a particularly bleak worldview. Whether voters are in step with that view remains to be seen. @fbongiornoanu @OurANU theconversation.com/uncertai…
You could put this in, say, a print version of the @FT and make it available in Melbourne.
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My 2024 History Council of New South Wales Annual Lecture, 'Making Their Political Mark: How have Australians remembered politics?' is available on You Tube here: youtube.com/watch?v=Sn0wq4ts…
Listening to @mrjoeaston’s book this summer and I’m persuaded by a lot. He did, however, fail to give adequate weight to the value of Qantas maintaining its jaffle makers at its peasant lounge through thick and thin.
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“Forrest thought he was building Google, but he was building the Chinese Communist Party”
ICYMI, the first of our series on Andrew Forrest's Fortescue. The chaos, outbursts and questionable decisions that led to an exodus of executives:
afr.com/companies/energy/ins… $FMG #PowerOfOne
A great way to celebrate international dog day is fishing your dog out of the lake after he chased a swan, and having the swan attack you.
Love to meet a department secretary and tell them what annoys my friend who works there and then have said secretary take my mate down in a work meeting. Champagne comedy for real adults.
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Agree - excellent reading.
Dennis Glover's "Repeat" is a rallying cry against populism, from an Orwell scholar who worries "the psychological climate of Stalin's Soviet Union & Nazi Germany can be felt afresh". Just 148 pages long, it's vital reading for all who cherish democracy. blackincbooks.com.au/books/r…
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Advocacy groups say the super death benefit system is inflexible and doesn't recognise First Nations kinship structures, meaning people can't leave their money to those they consider family members.
New from me for @ConsumersSuper /@choiceaustralia:
bit.ly/3WllxoT