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Albo’s Indian army invades

March 21, 2024 - 07:52 -- Admin

When Albo went to India in early 2923 and signed a bunch of shockingly bad agreements with Narendra Modi about labour mobility, we warned it was a catastrophic mistake. Amazingly, Albo equalised all Indian qualifications with their Aussie equivalents. Even though everybody knows that most of the Indian education system is an immense scam. You

Pull Rudd now

March 21, 2024 - 07:00 -- Admin

Albo dills do love hypocrisy: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused the opposition of politicising diplomacy after he was asked by Paul Fletcher whether he would reassess Kevin Rudd’s role as ambassador to the US considering he called Donald Trump a “destructive president” in 2020. Albanese said the Liberal MP’s comment was “a cheap-shot question”

Canada’s dire economic warning for Australia

March 21, 2024 - 00:05 -- Admin

No country has screwed up its immigration policy as badly as Canada. The employment, housing, infrastructure, and healthcare systems are all in disarray. Canada’s population increased by more than 1.2 million people, driven by record net overseas migration: This population surge has resulted in a serious housing shortage across Canada: Housing starts have lagged significantly

Macro Afternoon

March 20, 2024 - 16:30 -- Admin

Asian share markets are in a fairly good mood but all eyes remain on what the Fed will say and do overnight at its FOMC meeting with currency markets largely unchanged. Australian stocks are going nowhere after the RBA meeting as the Australian dollar is still in the doldrums, almost crossing below the 65 handle.

Perth’s housing market crushed by immigration

March 20, 2024 - 13:00 -- Admin

I was interviewed by Gary Adshead at Perth Radio 6PR discussing Perth’s worsening rental crisis, which is being driven by extreme levels of immigration. Below are key highlights with supporting data. Gary Adshead: There is an absolute crisis in housing and rental accommodation in this country right now. WA is struggling, absolutely struggling, to keep

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