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Vic Roads has implemented a social procurement methodology in their tendering process. How can this be reconciled with merit-based outcomes?

Fire protection defects might be the next Australian construction issue facing the industry.

China's economy is slowing and economists are concerned about the potential impact on the Australian economy.

The Corruption and Crime Commission in Western Australia has accused WA's Potato Regulator of serious misconduct. Of course, a CEO needs a $400,000 redundancy from regulating potatoes.

Negative Interest Rates are irrational, let's look at the Austrian perspective.

The Senate has referred the Cash Ban Bill to the Economics Legislation Committee and the due date for submissions is the 15th of November. Are you going to make a submission?

Australia's unemployment rate has risen in August to 5.3% despite the RBA's hopes and dreams.

The Perth Convention Centre is Sinking. Yes, sinking.

Cold Rock Ice Creamery stores are closing abruptly. A clear example of the challenges facing small business in the retail sector.

Let's look at the recent behaviour of the State-controlled Potato Marketing Corporation of WA to learn how terrible and wasteful government intervention can be. This one turns into a slight rant.

The Cash Transaction Ban has passed the coalition party room and is now one step closer to becoming law. Still waiting on the release of those treasure submissions...

Australian food production hits a four year low due to the drought and international conditions.

The public is beginning to learn that private Banks are "printing" money out of thin air.

Investors are losing millions of dollars because of the Ralan Group Collapse. Buying off the plan isn't risk-free.

The Transport Workers Union is comparing voluntary agreements between Uber and their contractors with slavery. This is how industries and opportunities for individuals are destroyed.

With calls for a return to Rudd era direct government stimulus, it is worth looking at the broken window fallacy and asking whether our current housing affordability crisis may be in part to blame on Rudd?

Claims have been made that China was responsible for a recent cyber attack on the Australian Parliament and major political parties.

Oil prices spike amid threat of war because of a recent drone attack on a Suadi Arabian refinery and oil field.

Jobs in the construction section have crashed.

By refusing to release any information about buildings with a flammable cladding risk, is the NSW government putting landlords before lives?