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Global economic outlook weakens amid energy shock and rising inflationary pressures
National Accounts – March Quarter 2026
New WHO discussion paper sets out opportunities and risks of AI in evidence-informed health policy
Industrial subsidies reach highest levels since the global financial crisis, says OECD
Birth rates are declining in most of the world, including Australia. Here’s why that really matters
Travel To France
McClay to chair formal UK, and OECD trade meetings
Chartered Accountants ANZ urge Government to prioritise clear, workable implementation as tax bill legislation introduced
OECD launches streamlined Hiroshima AI Process Reporting Framework to help small- and medium-sized enterprises participate
What ‘biodegradable’ packaging really means – and 3 key questions to ask about it
Australia Post welcomes ACCC preliminary view on proposed stamp price increase
Developed countries exceed USD 100 billion climate finance goal for third consecutive year
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – Sky News Afternoon Agenda
Compulsory voting has boosted turnout in Australia – is it time NZ tried it?
Winston Peters – “By Their Deeds You Will Know Them”
FSC Fact Sheet – Impact Of CGT Changes On Investors
The federal budget will keep scientific research alive. But it’s unlikely to expand it
New gas data supports action to keep lights on
ASI asks PC to approve a Safeguard quota and tariff on imported fabricated steelwork to save industry
Japan needs to boost productivity and labour supply to address demographic pressures and strengthen growth
A mass exodus of science and technology workers is underway but it’s not too late
Australia Is Showing How Rich Country Gets Poorer
Federal Budget savings Create More Uncertainty Without Plan
Sustaining momentum on reforms to strengthen energy security and deepen capital markets will be key to boost New Zealand’s growth
NZ is overdue for a population strategy – but there is only so much governments can do
Is this the moment to change the way we think about economic growth?
QUT Reinvents Bachelor Of Arts For Age Of AI
Critical raw materials face rising export restrictions, increasing risks to global supply chains
Address to Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility Workshop, Australian National University, Canberra
World Immunisation Week (24-30 April): Spotlights prevention ahead of 2026/27 Federal Budget
Italy needs to sustain momentum on reforms to boost growth and reduce public debt
Taxes on labour continue to rise across OECD countries
Community sector calls for gas levy and housing tax reform
Consultation On Foreign Resident CGT Legislation
International aid fell sharply in 2025, says OECD
Improving the business environment and boosting skills and employment are key to reviving economic growth prospects and seizing opportunities from new technologies
EV chargers to roll out faster under new rules
Victoria’s productivity falls behind rest of nation – property sector calls for smarter policy to drive productivity, innovation and exports
By avoiding means testing, the government is giving handouts to the rich
Offenders serving community sentences are more likely to keep jobs, earn more – new research
Simpler treatment, better outcomes — PBS reforms a critical step forward to improve blood pressure control in Australia
Argentina has made progress in fighting foreign bribery but must address key obstacles to enforcement, including by introducing whistleblower protection, says OECD…
Global economic outlook remains robust but has weakened amid energy shock and geopolitical risks
Driving in the wrong direction: why NZ’s oil consumption is at a 5-year high
R&D Groundhog Day as Government’s ‘Ambitious Australia’ plan mirrors report released 18 years ago
Why New Zealanders still feel squeezed despite lower inflation – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
99th Session of the Steel Committee: Statement by the Chair
Countries continue investing in their anti-corruption and integrity frameworks, but further implementation is needed

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