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With housing rents rising and construction times on new homes blown out to over a year in many cases, Australia will struggle to provide the infrastructure to absorb 400,000 migrants this year.

An analysis of the Reserve Banks performance has failed to recommend solutions to key problem areas such as employment, wage growth and inflation.

Treasury is estimating a historical surge in net migration, but several factors including changes to COVID policy settings make the prediction seem far-fetched.

The Minister of Home Affairs, Clare ONeil, unveiled the latest review into Australias migration system. Dr Abul Rizvi examines the recommendations made in the landmark review. 

The recently delivered 2023 Defence Strategic Review pits Australia to participate in another Great War, writes William Gregory. 

The Parliamentary Budget Office warns phasing out property tax breaks may "trigger a significant economic shock". That's why next week's budget is more focused on increasing the supply of housing rather than trying to make housing affordable by reducing house prices.

Australians can expect a workmanlike second federal budget from Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

We live in a land where the Liberal brand is now toxic beyond all redemption.

Understandable when all roads lead to government failure to free Julian Assange.

As long as Australia clings to the ANZAC legend of romanticising war, politicians will find excuses to involve our country in foreign conflicts.