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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Government paid $400,000 ‘hush money’ to school to shut up (he said – she said something else).
In a new high watermark in he said she said journalism the ABC news tonight had a story of a school that ‘someone said’ had been “paid off” to keep silent about education spending overruns. The story seemed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Media
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Outlook for macroeconomy
I hate to say this but all my forecasts over recent months seem to be proving right. First, we have over-done monetary policy (see my contributions in Club Troppo, January 29 and February 4th 2010). Second, our expansionary fiscal policy … Continue reading
Julia and Kev – the real story
Grossly unfair but wickedly funny:
Posted in Humour, Politics - national
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Krugman: the same old same old
Paul Krugman asked the New York Times if he could publish today’s column on Troppo. We have of course licensed the content to the NYT. In fact, ironically, owing to an administrative oversight, the column appeared on the NYT website … Continue reading
Prof Peter Drysdale explains Rudd’s demise to foreigners in his weekly digest
Professor Peter Drysdale of the ANU’s East Asia Forum, veteran of Australia’s foreign economic relations with the region, outlined the demise of Rudd to the readers of the Forum’s weekly digest. It kind of helps to remind us how strange this would … Continue reading
You got a fast car (and I got a job that pays all our bills)
Are you tired of separating the recycling and having to put your underpants in the laundry basket? Are you sick of watching your wife’s vampire shows on tv? Chrysler knows how you feel. Last year the struggling US auto company … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Rudd’s demise: questions for discussion
I won’t shed any tears for Kevin Rudd. He was an irritating smooth talker, incapable of commanding much personal affection. Julia Gillard seems a nicer person, conveys a deeper sense of commitment to social democratic values in contrast to Rudd’s … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - national, Uncategorized
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