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It still makes sense to walk away from Snowy 2.0
When did environmentalism prioritise the preservation of white elephants above everything else?
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Treasury’s massive ‘intergenerational’ immigration crushes democracy
Imagine a calmer and safer post-Bondi Australia. Immigration is low, and less divisive. Government need not lie about it all the time, nor continually attack citizen-voters.
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Economics says Australia should have negative migration
Elected members imagine themselves trapped between an economy needing immigrants and a public wanting fewer. It’s time they questioned their assumptions.
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Australia can’t outbid a blockade
Rich countries are insulated from the worst of commodity markets, but there are some things money can't buy.
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GST carve-up leaves Qld, WA short-changed
In the carving up of GST share, one state’s costly mistakes can become everybody else’s fiscal problem.
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The Atlantic–Pacific bridge: from Magellan to Panama and the return of multimodal connectivity
The modern world has too many choke points and not enough redundancies.
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Where there is no vision, the people will perish
Spectator at large, Stuart Ballantyne, watches Australia go down the gurgler at the hands of bedwetters with absolutely no vision.
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The geopolitics of railroads: Europe's decoupling doctrine
The twenty-first century will not belong to the economies that simply produce more energy. It will belong to those that require less imported energy to generate greater prosperity. That is the true meaning of decoupling.
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From central to distributed business districts
A look at global office vacancy rates suggests the impacts of WFH have been unevenly felt, while the impacts of Ai on central office demand are possibly yet to be felt.
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Coming from Mean Albo, immigration 'cuts' have little credibility
Since 2006, Big Australia has sailed on through seven prime ministers. But Albo’s taken the numbers to totally another level – likewise the denigration of his own people.