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New AI shopping agents promise better bargains. But who pays the price?
A global report gives NZ tertiary education a pass – but hides another side of the story
Role Of Circular Economy In Achieving Net Zero
Joint ministerial statement on addressing structural excess capacity and production
Genuine regulatory reform could deliver $20 billion annual boost to Australia’s economy
Better borders systems can lower the cost of traceability rules
Better allocation of social spending would achieve greater gains for children and ease future public costs, says OECD
Breaking up NZ’s power gentailers sounds appealing. The consequences may not be
WA makes final appeal to Productivity Commission to keep GST deal
Biodiversity finance reached USD 74.9-92.4 billion annually between 2023 and 2025, new OECD analysis shows
Australian Prime Minister Press Conference – Footscray
Teacher shortages are putting pressure on education systems across the OECD
Low productivity is NZ’s economic elephant in the room. Election pledges mostly avoid it
Economic Optimism Should Be Treated As Strategic Asset
Where do nano particles go once they enter the body? ANSTO scientist helps shape new OECD guidance
Global growth holds up despite successive shocks, but risks persist
NZFirst To Campaign On 20% Tax Rate For SMEs
Where should NZ stand on global AI risk? 3 principles to guide a stronger strategy
Shann Memorial Lecture, University of Western Australia, Perth
Intergenerational Report 2026 – Superannuation delivering for the future but economic challenges remain for Australia
Address to the ‘Australia and the World’ 2026 Annual Lecture, Australian National University
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – ABC Insiders
Speech from Minister McAllister, National Disability Summit – 18 September 2026
UN Women statement for International Equal Pay Day 2026
EduMarking: Belonging Is Built At Lunchtime, Not In Assembly
Continuous prison spend is unsustainable: leading economists back justice reform
The real reason Britons are more medicated than Danes
How South Korea is tackling its super-aging problem – and what other aging nations can learn from its experience
Switzerland should boost productivity across the economy and prepare public finances for an ageing population
Screentime limits in all public schools to lift our game in the classroom
Back To Basics Before Another Generation Goes Backwards: Shelton
Legislation To Strengthen Tax System Passes Parliament
NSW School Results Go Backwards Under Labor
Navigating healthcare abroad: Key countries for digital nomads in 2026
Governments remain central to fostering competitiveness and innovation in the space economy as private investment grows
PISA results reinforce urgent need to lift foundation skills to strengthen global competitiveness
Declining Australian maths performance demands investment in upskilling teachers
PISA proves Australian teachers are world-class but need more support
Address to the Super Members Council (SMC) Super Summit, Parliament House, Canberra
Disadvantaged students drive significant closing of education equity gap
Chalmers says Intergenerational Report shows super puts Australia head of the pack in containing pension spending
Governments reforming tax systems to boost growth but revenue pressures continue to mount
Results stabilise but more work to do
PISA 2025: Students’ reading and mathematics performance declined sharply across the OECD
PISA results show why the reforms we are rolling out are so important
New book uncovers the truth about student behaviour in Australian schools and what teachers can do to manage it
Winston Peters – “Seniors Sole Defender”
China’s AI and tech breakthroughs are built on decades of work. Here’s what other nations can learn

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