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Australia would be raising $70 billion a year from the carbon price if it wasn't dismantled, Ross Garnaut says

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Daily review 05/09/2022

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National's PR support springs into action « The Standard

Yesterday National's PR machine also known as Mike Hosking on Newstalk ZB sprang into action to get the message out that National will not negotiate with Destiny Church over support.  Even though eight days previously Chris Luxon pointedly did not rule this out.

Daily review 02/09/2022

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Open mike 03/09/2022

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Democracy Sausage: Reset with Ross Garnaut

POLICY FORUM The Australian economy after the coronavirus pandemic Democracy Sausage , eminent economist Ross Garnaut joins Mark Kenny to discuss the choices facing Australian policymakers in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a major shock to the Australian economy and, with the crisis dragging on, policymakers face key questions as they try to ensure continued prosperity. Would Australians benefit from the integration of the tax and social security systems? Should Australia rethink its skilled migration policies? And how important is reaching full employment to the country’s economic recovery? On the new episode of Democracy Sausage, one of Australia’s leading economists and author of 

Economics Professor Ross Garnaut says Australia should not be willing to keep hundreds of thousands of people unemployed

Eminent economist Professor Ross Garnaut criticises Australia's policymakers for allowing hundreds of thousands of people to remain unemployed in recent years.

Economics professor Ross Garnaut says Australia voluntarily keeps hundreds of thousands unemployed