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If governments want to maintain employment – do not cut funding to charities
Speech, AFR Business Summit
Cabinet approves Business Continuity Package in response to COVID-19
Next steps of Govt and business COVID-19 response
Taxpayers bear cost for Government’s surplus fetish
2018-19 tourism industry report positive, but support crucial to repair current state
“get serious about reform:” ARA addresses “abject” January retail trade figures
Report finds childcare policy stops women returning to work in Australia
Stimulus – focus on low-income and housing action
Gender equality good for everyone’s health – not just women
COVID-19 Hits January Passenger Demand
National Accounts – December Quarter 2019
Economic Growth Better Than Expected But Check Worry Remains
GDP figures and coronavirus underscore need for effective economic stimulus targeted to those with greatest need
Housing downturn weighs on Australia’s GDP growth
GDP Figures Show Australian Economy Stuck in Slow Lane
GDP was barely growing before fires or virus: ABS
Childcare limits stop professional women returning to work: report
RBA announces 25bp interest rate cut – Full Statement
Further support for coronavirus-affected businesses
Report calls on leaders to “think big” to tackle UK’s severe regional inequality
New index ranks Australian states and territories on social performance
Govt books in good position to respond to coronavirus
NZ Upgrade on North Island regional roads
Business activity falls at quickest rate on record
GDP Growth – Fourth quarter of 2019, OECD
VET reforms that support a skilled workforce – 2020 – year of action
Should central banks take action to fight climate change?
Should central banks help coordinate measures to fight climate change?
National’s economic plan for 2020 and beyond
Ireland: prepare now for rising fiscal pressures, external risks
Economic growth slowing under Coalition Government
Growth and economic well-being: third quarter 2019, OECD
Business activity down for third month running
Westpac announces John McFarlane as incoming Chairman
Services sector reflects a slowing economy
Govt accounts in surplus, debt remains low
What’s keeping New Zealand business leaders awake at night?
NZ economy: mixed outlook
Analysis: MYEFO Surplus Just Another Accounting Trick
Consumer confidence pulls back
Fiscal hole National predicted all along
Govt delivers deficits, broken promises, weaker economy
$12 billion in extra infrastructure investment
Consumer confidence retains momentum
National accounts a call to action
Delays To New Infrastructure Construction Hits GDP As Engineering Construction Hits 11 Year Low
GDP Continues To Limp As Engineering Construction Hits 11-Year Low