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Michele Bullhawk appears to be a worker-hating psycho. All central banks care about inflation and the potential impact of their policies on the economy and the labour market. But there have been some important differences reflecting the different weights that central banks place on the two objectives. In Australia, interest rates did not reach the

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By Andrew Klein Dear World (from the Glorious Cat Leader), As a cat, I find your antics a little disturbing. Some of you might know that us cats have been your companions for a long time. We have watched you, you have watched us. You tell little cute stories about us when you feel like…

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Last month, CoreLogic identified 65 markets in Sydney and Melbourne where values were lower than their 2010s record highs. Despite the lower prices and improved affordability, buyers remain hesitant, which CoreLogic attributed to “the wrong kind of supply”. CoreLogic said these underperforming markets tended to be “tied to an over-supply of investment-grade units built in the 2010s”.

Russia Prepares to Respond to the Armageddon Wanted by the Biden Administration

Russia has deployed thousands of North Korean* soldiers to defend its Kursk region, attacked in August by Ukrainian integral nationalists.

Japan recognized Ukraine as an independent state on December 28, 1991. Diplomatic relations between the two countries were established on January 26, 1992. Ukraine-Japan relations have developed slowly. Later, political dialogues expanded, and deepening bilateral cooperation began with frequent high-level visits.Supporting Ukraine and pressuring Russia to deter China from aggressive actions in the Pacific

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The position of a state broadcaster, one funded directly by taxpayers from a particular country, places it in a delicate position. The risk of alignment with the views of the day, as dictated by one class over another; the danger that one political position will somehow find more air than another, is ever present. The…

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Australia’s governments seek to ‘solve’ the housing crisis by forcing residents into high-rise apartments. However, high-rise apartment approvals have collapsed, as shown in the chart below: Since their 2015 peak, high-rise apartment approvals have dropped by 63% across the country, with New South Wales (-74%), Victoria (-68%), and Queensland (-60%) leading the way. Sydney developer

By Denis Hay Description Explore human aggression and its distinction from animal behaviour. Learn how societal and evolutionary factors shape violence in humanity. Introduction Aggression is a behaviour seen across the animal kingdom, driven by survival needs such as securing territory, protecting offspring, and competing for mates. In contrast, human violence is far more complex,…

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By Andrew Klein In Melbourne, Victoria, we have a large market. It is called the Victoria Market, centrally located and open on most days. It offers food, clothing and the usual variety of things found at such venues. It also has an interesting history in its own right, and for many homeless people it provides…

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IN THE LIGHT OF THE VIEW'S MAD WOMEN DEMANDING THAT JOE BIDEN PARDONS HIS SON FOR HIS DRUG ADDICTION AND/OR WHATEVER, ONE NEEDS TO EXPOSE JOE'S HARD WAR ON DRUGS SINCE 1986

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOK85rgHVOY

The View ERUPTS Over Call for Biden to Pardon His Son

Asian stock markets are being generally positive today given all the macro concerns over tariffs and the lack of a lead from Wall Street as they have their awkward in more ways than one Thanksgiving mid week holiday. Chinese stocks are failing to continue their rebound while the USD continues to weaken although Yen finally

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Health care workers and medical groups are calling on the federal government to kick start what will be a marathon campaign to electrify Australia’s 700 odd public hospitals.