Tarric Brooker

Tarric is an Australian freelance journalist and independent analyst who covers economics, finance, and geopolitics. Tarric is the author of the Avid Commentator Report. His works have appeared in The Washington DC Examiner, The Spectator, The Sydney Morning Herald, News.com.au, among other places.

This is what a real housing crash looks like

As the falls in Australian housing prices continue to grow in size and scope, many Australians are increasingly wondering how far prices could fall before they eventually bounce back.

Why do people support One Nation? The hard data

As polling in the realm of Australian federal politics increasingly shows the distribution of the primary vote as a three-horse race, many have been left wondering how One Nation has come from relative obscurity to at times lead the pack in terms of primary vote.

5% deposit first home buyers thrown on the housing market fire

When the Albanese government introduced its expanded 5% deposit scheme for first home buyers in October last year, the number of individuals and properties eligible for the scheme rose dramatically.

One Nation blows its migration advantage

When Australians were polled by RedBridge on which party was best able to handle various key issues in late July, there was only one issue where One Nation not only stood out from the pack but was entirely in a league of its own, the rate of immigration.

Auction market hits stall speed as housing prices dive

Across the nation, the scope and breadth of housing price falls continue to expand, increasingly prompting forecasts of multi-decade record-high falls in housing prices.

The largest house price falls in Australian history

As price falls spread to a larger and larger share of Australia’s housing markets, commentary continues that the nation could see the largest housing price falls on record.

Bloated councils leave Victorians in rubbish dump

Recently Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson pledged that a Coalition state government would restore weekly rubbish collections if they win November’s state election.

U.S recession risks rise as economy becomes reliant on AI for growth

With the release of the latest U.S.

Property Investor lending soars into new builds

When the debate over the impact of removing negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount on investment properties kicked off after budget night in May, a narrative emerged that this would reduce the number of homes built by property investors.

Better to be illiterate than British…

Over the years the British have copped a fair bit of flak, particularly from Australians, over everything from their approach to government to the performance of their cricket team.

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