Ross Gittins is the Economics Editor at The Age. He focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, business and economics, and government and politics, often covering topics like markets, inflation, and taxes in Australia. Ross's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including WAtoday, Cigalah Group, Pearls & Irritations, Brisbane Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Labor has turned its mind to fixing the problems left by the Morrison government. But its timidity is holding up essential reform.
By: Ross Gittins
Labor in 2.5 years turned its mind to many of the problems left by its Liberal predecessors, did a bit to help, but never nearly enough.
Those retiring in coming years – particularly those who own their own home – won’t just be comfortable, they’ll be rolling in it.
While we complain about “the cost of living”, the mugs who elected Donald Trump again were on about “inflation”. Aren’t they the same thing? Maybe, maybe not.
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