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Output at several solar farms in Australia has been slashed due to grid issues with the grid. When consumer confidence in renewables take a hit?

Talk of Negative interest rates is appearing more frequently in Australia media.

Calls for direct stimulus to avoid the recession, although everything is still fine.

Australia's high household debt levels are putting us at risk of a global shock and the debt levels continue to rise.

The Australian Financial Review has published another article about the government's proposed cash ban, attacking all the critics as conspiracy theories by using their own conspiracy theories.

Let's look at nine arguments for why Australia isn't heading to a recession and then discover the one result that changes everything.

President Trump is calling for negative interest rates. A random tweet or a sign of the true state of the US economy?

The AFR recently wrote a story about DFA's Martin North. Let's look at the article from an Influence and Pre-Suasion perspective to see how it has been written to nudge peoples opinion.

The Australian eSafety Commissioner has developed a process and is instructing ISPs to block websites.

Over a third of Mascot Towers Owners cannot afford their $60k repair bill and because of thermal loading on the building in summer, time is running out. Should the state government step in and help these people or is this an example of Caveat Emptor?

Apparently, the media is attempting to compare a retail worker with a lawyer. While underemployment is an issue, claims that people working too hard is taking away jobs seems farcical.

Let's look at the Auction Clearance Rates for the 8th of September 2019.

Let's look at the numbers and see if Australia meets Keynes' definition of a depression.

Sydney housing is predicted to rise this spring season. Will the lack of consumer confidence in apartments drive people to housing?

Stockland is half way through a $1 billion dollar divestment or selloff of their non-core retail portfolio. Certainly an indication of where the smart money is moving and perhaps a sign of the medium-term retail future for Australia?

People are being instructed to leave Binna Burra due to emergency warnings due to Bushfire. While we need to warn anyone we know who might be at risk it is also worth look at Labors Tree Clearing Laws and their impact on Fire Breaks.

In a win for free speech James Cook University has been ordered to pay Dr Peter Ridd over $1.2 million for unfair dismissal. Fantastic news!

Australia's export boom may be over and with the budget surplus. It's concerning that our nation is so dependant on one resource.

The ACT Government is proposing a new measure to crack down on builders. While some of the measures do sound good, it is much too late for all the buildings built during the last decade.

Treasury has received over 4000 submissions against the Cash Ban and the CEC is continuing to spread awareness.