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The fake left masthead known as The Guardian is up to its old tricks again. The paper never mentions mass immigration and excessive demand concerning rolling crises in housing, environment and carbon, water security, infrastructure, etc. Now, it has taken this approach to a crisis in legal aid: Almost half a billion dollars in extra

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Earlier this month, PropTrack reported that Australian dwelling values hit a fresh record high in October after recovering all of the losses following the commencement in the RBA’s rate-hiking cycle in May 2022: Now CoreLogic’s daily dwelling values index has recovered to a record high after falling 7.5% from its April 2022 peak: CoreLogic Research

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Kiev’s threats to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin are nothing new, but have mostly remained in the realm of narratives as opposed to reality, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.

“If you remember, there have been verbal attempts on Putin’s life from Ukraine many times at various levels,” Peskov told journalist Pavel Zarubin. “They will not succeed.”

Goldman with the note. Korea’s workday-adjusted exports in the first 20 days of November dropped 7.7%mom sa, pulling back from a 7.1% gain last month. Excluding volatile exports of ships and oil products, the pullback was limited to 1.5%, while total exports without work-day adjustments contracted 4.9%. Semiconductor exports also pulled back modestly after three

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Earlier this month, economist Steve Hamilton penned one of the worst immigration spruiks in history: The optimal level of immigration is infinity, according to Hamilton: Why? Because there are only benefits from immigration and zero negative externalities, because that’s what globalist international organisations like the IMF and OECD say: “The IMF states that “immigration significantly increases

Roy Morgan has released its latest mortgage stress survey, which was taken before this month’s 0.25% hike in the official cash rate (OCR) by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). It shows that mortgage stress nationally eased slightly, with 1,514,000 mortgage holders (30.1%) “at risk” of mortgage stress in the three months to October: “The

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Spot gas is still glued to Albo’s ridiculous $12Gj ceiling: This continues to lift wholesale electricity prices: Because the wind is not blowing: Power futures are still roughly double historic rates as they price more coal plant exits: As Albo’s dills do nothing to fix any of it, state governments are creaming it off you

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 Westpac with the note. Leading Index growth rate dips to –0.40%. Economy set to remain stuck in ‘low growth rut’ well into next year. Range of headwinds continues despite improvement since start of the year. Components show cooling labour market, unsettled financial markets and shaky confidence are now the main weak spots. The Leading Index

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