Economics and politics - under construction
"Governments love the vote-luring potential of tax cuts at election time, and tax cuts themselves have become shorthand for "a good deal" to vast sections of the electorate. But the truth about tax cuts has been made quantifiable by recent findings from The Australia Institute – and the truth is that they are certainly not a good deal for women."
Tax cuts not a good deal for women - The Canberra Times, December 15, 2014
"Without government support, these free public spaces, like other government-funded services, shrivel up and die – land gets carved up and sold off in expensive little parcels to the private sphere."
Public space where everyone benefits - Sheilas, Victorian Women's Trust, November 2014
"But recent steel price rises have threatened the product's market share. Iron ore prices are estimated to rise more than 70 per cent in 2008-09, and this is before the input costs of alloys, freight and energy are factored in."
Is steel going through the roof? - Building Connection, September 2008
"Governments love the vote-luring potential of tax cuts at election time, and tax cuts themselves have become shorthand for "a good deal" to vast sections of the electorate. But the truth about tax cuts has been made quantifiable by recent findings from The Australia Institute – and the truth is that they are certainly not a good deal for women."
Tax cuts not a good deal for women - The Canberra Times, December 15, 2014
"Without government support, these free public spaces, like other government-funded services, shrivel up and die – land gets carved up and sold off in expensive little parcels to the private sphere."
Public space where everyone benefits - Sheilas, Victorian Women's Trust, November 2014
"But recent steel price rises have threatened the product's market share. Iron ore prices are estimated to rise more than 70 per cent in 2008-09, and this is before the input costs of alloys, freight and energy are factored in."
Is steel going through the roof? - Building Connection, September 2008
More to come ...
