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An article from a long-retired, anonymous, public servant For most people who aren’t public servants, the APS is about the uber-level executives who specialise in obfuscatory answers or coming across as deers in headlights when being asked pointed questions at parliamentary inquiries, royal commissions, Senate investigations and the like.

By Jennie George Waiting for the Budget to provide information about Labor’s Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS) left you none the wiser.

By Stephen Saunders While Anthony Albanese crush-loads ethnic immigration at unprecedented levels to help Labor win, the Budget has highlighted Samaras as a crucial analyst of this faux democracy.

By Ross Elliott from The Pulse: Proponents of Prime Minister Albanese’s proposed $90 billion “very fast train” between Sydney and Newcastle must either be extraordinarily optimistic or extraordinarily well paid to promote it.

By Dr Cameron Murray from Fresh Economic Thinking I explain how a scaled variable royalty does the job of a super-profits tax while avoiding the accounting trickery in order to share risk and get a better public return from resources.

By Stephen Saunders Leaving Anthony Albanese as a world outlier, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has stymied Canada’s population growth to ease the housing pain.

Merchant.adventurers.of.london · DeepT Nov 25 Australian Inflation Interest Rates and the Need for Economic Policy reform As the Australian economy staggers towards Christmas 2025 with cost of living and energy pressures still hammering the electorate, Deep T and Gunga Din discuss the dynamics surrounding current scope for the RBA to cut interest rates.

You can imagine the scenario deep in the bowels of the ABC.

After providing us with the imponderable mysteries of immigration policy and volumes last week, Tom is back with a new friend who is helping him run the ‘below forecasts’ based Chewbacca defence.

Before sitting down to tuck into this weekend’s serving of immigration bilge sample the fare on offer last weekend!