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All aboard the Spaztralia bus

July 1, 2025 - 10:00 -- Admin

Spaztralia is not a country; it is a domain of stupidity. It is run by the Prime Spaz, a spaz so hollow, he can go full spaz. Spaztralia has no strategic plan to protect its freedom. On the contrary, the Prime Spaz is dedicated to a humiliating grovel to Beijing, the world’s most egregious autocracy,

Macro Morning

July 1, 2025 - 09:00 -- Admin

Last night saw the end of the financial year and maybe the ending of the USD dominance in global finance as it had the worst yearly start since 1973, despite multiple undollar central banks cutting rates as safe havens like Swiss Franc, Yen and increasingly Euro and Yuan takeover from King Dollar. Speaking of made

The new house price boom begins

July 1, 2025 - 00:05 -- Admin

With the end of the month, so too comes the release of the latest housing price data from Cotality (the artist formerly known as Corelogic) and PropTrack. Amidst recent rate cuts in February and May, and the expectation of significantly more to follow, both data providers noted that conditions were increasingly favourable for housing sentiment.

Macro Afternoon

June 30, 2025 - 16:30 -- Admin

The start of the new trading week is coinciding with the end of the month and for some, the financial year, which is leading to a lot of window dressing across risk markets in Asia. However Wall Street is riding the wave higher after the Canadians gave in to the public demands of the Trump

Pilbara killer also CBA bubble burster

June 30, 2025 - 14:00 -- Admin

Livewire with the note. CBA operates in a domestic banking market with limited credit growth in Australia, selling an identical product to that offered by four other competitors (now including Macquarie), all of which have the same cost of production (capital).  This current rally has seen CBA move into the world’s top ten most valuable

China throttles supplies of vital materials to U.S economy

June 30, 2025 - 13:30 -- Admin

Three weeks ago, the Chinese government and the Trump administration came to a very rough agreement on trade, tariffs, and the supply of vital materials each side respectively controlled. While the agreement was likely more of a temporary ceasefire in the trade rather than a more meaningful long-term armistice, it was meant to restore the

Slash NDIS, boost defence spending

June 30, 2025 - 13:00 -- Admin

This is ridiculous. The White House has again called on Australia to increase its defence spending, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has again refused to budge. Karoline Leavitt, Donald Trump’s press secretary, said the recent move by NATO member states to raise defence spending to 3.5 per cent of their GDP should be a model for

Victoria cooks itself in Grattan Institute corruption

June 30, 2025 - 12:30 -- Admin

The gas cartel’s corrupt mouthpiece, the Grattan Institute, is facing more backlash over its idiotic gas ban taken up by an even more stupid Allan government. Thousands of Victorian restaurants are threatening to close their doors for a day to protest the Allan government’s gas reforms, in strike action which would create chaos across the

Aussie chickens gather to hatch productivity

June 30, 2025 - 12:00 -- Admin

Treasurer Jim “chicken” Chalmers loves to pose as a reformer of great reknown but is just another cookie-cut Canberra immigration sodomite. Jim Chalmers has issued a plea for a new era of “collaboration and compromise” from politicians, unions and business ­leaders, ­declaring a generational ­approach from all parties is ­needed to secure economic ­reforms that

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