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Formerly The Money, The Economy, Stupid is your weekly guide to the world of business, economics and finance. Every Thursday, economist Peter Martin is joined by a team of sharp young thinkers for a fresh conversation about the financial stories making headlines and how they might affect you.
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Fresh conversations about the financial stories making headlines and how they might affect you.
1A year ago, we were told the housing market was about to cool, but it didn’t. What’s in store for us in the year to come? Guests: Amy Auster, director of Policy Institute AustraliaBen Phillips, principal Research Fellow at the ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods
Australia’s mental health system is costly — and full of cracks. What would it take to fix it?
The Australian housing dream is no longer guaranteed. Is it too late to turn things around?
Some economists say Australia could become a clean-energy superpower — massively rich, world-leading. But how would we get there?
How do companies keep us paying more, and can we fight back?
Most Australians die with more money than they retired with. Are we squirrelling away too much into super — and if so, who benefits?
Economic bubbles inevitably burst, but often leave behind a better world. Can we hope the same for AI?
Does GDP still capture the truth about Australian life?
From sunscreen recalls and childcare failures to tech overreach, the corporate social contract is in crisis
After a historic shock, Australia’s jobs market rebounded. But work has changed
Floods, fires and spiralling premiums are pushing millions of Australians out of insurance. Can the system itself survive?
The Reserve Bank has paused rate cuts amid rising uncertainty, while investors pour trillions into AI — with consequences that could reshape jobs, markets and society
Inflation’s jumped to 3.2% — but for many of us, it feels even higher
Australia is an economic success story. But can the institutions that built it survive an uncertain world?
Hidden debts, coercive control — and why the tax system can punish people most in need of help.
The rich keep getting richer while millions are falling behind. What future awaits us all?
Most Australians die with more money than they retired with. Are we squirrelling away too much into super — and if so, who benefits?
Every Australian generation has expected to be more prosperous, healthier and safer than the last. But the latest national wellbeing data tells a more complicated story.
Is the government's "responsible" approach sensible politics, or a missed economic opportunity?
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