One Nation is eating the LNP alive. DemosAU MRP Model projects results for all 150 individual federal seats One Nation rise: Approximately 1 in 5 Coalition voters from 2025 federal election now intend to vote for One Nation Final result: Labor leads Coalition 56 – 44 per cent 2PP Some folks still don’t get it.
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Some stability returned last night to risk markets with both Wall Street and European stocks making modest gains after scratch sessions across Asian markets yesterday. While the USD steadied again it remains under pressure as everyone is expecting a rate cut at the Fed’s December meeting while the Australian dollar is holding on to its
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Documents obtained by independent media outlet The Greyzone show Australia’s Attorney-General in discussion with secret British committee on controlling ‘submissive’ mainstream media.
DXY is fading away. AUD is rising. CNY helping. Commodities took a breather. EM yawn. Junk better. As yields eased. Driving stocks. The Japanese shock appears contained in a currency sense. Japanese public debt is around $14tr, so you can imagine that any meaningful move in interest rates, especially a rapid one, is going to
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What we are witnessing today is the steady transformation of the federal government—especially the executive branch—into a criminalized system of power in which justice is weaponized, law is selectively enforced, and crime becomes a form of political currency.
When Kaja Kallas steps in front of the cameras and warns that Europe must brace for war or that negotiations with Moscow are “naïve,” the media presents her as the principled voice of a small nation with a painful history. She is framed as a kind of moral compass pointing toward courage while the rest of Europe dithers. It is an attractive story. It is also incomplete in ways that matter.
Ballooning state debt, soaring taxes, a stagnating economy, and rising crime have made me highly critical of the Victorian economy. One area where the state government has performed well is housing affordability. As illustrated below, Melbourne dwelling values have risen by only 23% since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. This compares
Ballooning state debt, soaring taxes, a stagnating economy, and rising crime have made me highly critical of the Victorian economy. One area where the state government has performed well is housing affordability. As illustrated below, Melbourne dwelling values have risen by only 23% since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. This compares
A little bit of volatility across some risk markets here in Asia but generally equities finished where they started with the weak overnight lead from Wall Street as traders anticipate the upcoming rate cut at the Fed’s December meeting. The Australian dollar is still holding above the 65 cent level against USD as we get
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