Why central bankers look to the ‘stars’ when setting interest rates
The star variables relate to key concepts in economic models used by central bankers to help…
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What’s next for the global economy in 2026? | Counting the Cost
Two words that largely define the economy right now: Global reordering. President Donald Trump’s Tariffs have…
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Government waters down inheritance tax plan for farms
3 days ago Kate Whannel,political reporter, Georgia Roberts,Derby political reporterand Joe Pike,politics investigations correspondent PA Media…
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‘We gotta act white’: how voice recognition tech fails for Aboriginal English speakers
“I asked it to call one of my sisters, and it then started calling an old…
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10 points on Putin’s high-stakes visit to India
Russian President Vladimir Putin is in New Delhi for a packed 27-hour visit — his first…
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Who benefits from India’s sweeping new labour reforms? | Inside Story
India, home to the world’s second-largest workforce, is implementing its biggest labour changes in decades.The government…
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Opposition MPs Protest at Makar Dwar Over New Labour Code
Opposition MPs Protest at Makar Dwar Over New Labour Code #OppositionProtest #MakarDwar #ParliamentProtest #LabourLawCode #NewLabourCode #OppositionMPs…
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Australia’s national AI plan has just been released. Who exactly will benefit?
Today, the Albanese Labor government released the long-awaited National AI Plan, “a whole-of-government framework that ensures…
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Zarah Sultana Talks About “Pathetic” Labour Party On The Second Day Of The Your Party Conference
Your Party co-founder Zarah Sultana spoke on the second day of the party’s. Her speech called…
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Why the UK’s 2025 budget has Rachel Reeves facing an ‘impossible trilemma’
The United Kingdom is set to unveil its annual budget on Wednesday against a backdrop of…
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UK announces plan to tighten asylum laws – What’s to change? | DW News
Britain has unveiled plans to introduce stricter asylum measures in a controversial bid to regain control…
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Coalition’s primary vote plunges to record low and One Nation surges to record high in Newspoll
In the United States, Trump’s net approval rating in analyst Nate Silver’s aggregate of US national…
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Are Russians footing the bill for the war in Ukraine? | Counting the Cost
Despite Western sanctions, Russia’s military spending has fuelled its war economy. Three years into the war…
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Australians want to spend more on space – but we don’t really know where we’re going
This week, Sydney hosts the world’s largest space conference, attracting astronauts and heads of space agencies…
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View from The Hill: Albanese’s Trump meeting is in the diary – now it’s a matter of managing it
After the October meeting had been confirmed, Albanese (who later had a word with Trump at…
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US Federal Reserve cuts key rate by 0.25 percent | DW News
The US Federal Reserve cut its key interest for the first time this year and signaled…
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LIVE from Downing Street as Angela Rayner quits and Keir Starmer forced into cabinet reshuffle
Angela Rayner has sensationally quit as Deputy PM today after a sleaze investigation found she breached…
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Uproar over Maharashtra govt move to extend Working hrs maximum limit From 9 To 10
Uproar over Maharashtra govt move to extend Working hrs maximum limit From 9 To 10 Hrs…
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A ‘scathing’ report on RNZ’s performance obscures the good news – and the challenge of serving many audiences
The RNZ report also suggests staff are uncertain about what audiences their programmes are aiming at….
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Marine climate interventions can have unintended consequences – we need to manage the risks
The pace of innovation is now outstripping the capacity to responsibly regulate, monitor and evaluate these…
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Big tech says AI could boost Australia’s economy by $115 billion a year. Does the evidence stack up?
AI is on the agenda in Canberra. In August, the Productivity Commission will release an interim…
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Is the voting system in the UK fair? | Inside Story
The United Kingdom is set to make a historic change to its electoral system. The government…
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WA had the highest rates of Indigenous child removal in the country. At last, the state is finally facing up to it
Of those, 10.8% of Aboriginal households own their home outright, compared with 28.5% for non-Aboriginal owners….
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A warning from the future: the risk if NZ gets climate adaptation policy wrong today
By mid-morning, floodwaters had engulfed entire streets. Power was out. Roads were underwater. Emergency services responded…
