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Topic | Wage scandal

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Put the creepy dog whistle away, Greg Jericho - Vimarsana News

Put the creepy dog whistle away, Greg Jericho

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content Greg Jericho, doyen of the fake left, has today joined the immigration debate with gusto: It is regrettably far too easy in Australia to blame migrants. From societal to educational to economic woes – migrants are the easy target. Last week the head of the Reserve Bank suggested migration could have caused lower wages growth. It was an unfortunate statement that goes against evidence and ignores the many other factors at play. Blaming migrants for our economic woes is not new. Neither is conflating criticism of a broken migration system with “m...

Meet the Herald's state politics team - Vimarsana News

Meet the Herald's state politics team

Meet the Herald’s state politics team We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss July 5, 2021 The Herald’s state politics reporting team: state political reporter Lucy Cormack, state political editor Alexandra Smith and transport reporter Tom Rabe. Credit:James Brickwood Normal text size Very large text size So much for thinking 2021 was going to be a slower year for NSW politics. As we continue to adapt to living with a virus that was unheard of 18 months ago, the weird world of Macquarie Street has continued. State governments have played a maj...

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