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And I owned all the land, How much would I charge you for your first night’s rent? That was the statement Red Symons of ABC breakfast radio ran as a lead in to our 6.45am discussion this morning. It is also the opening line in the film, attempting to settle those who blame banking and [...]
Real Estate 4 Ransom Official Trailer from Real Estate 4 Ransom on Vimeo. As written up in The Age today, read more at www.realestate4ransom.com
Renegade Economists Podcast 188 Subscribe to the free podcast here Professor Peter Newman (Curtin Uni) joins us for an in depth discussion on the peak oil era and the cities we will need. We examine the report he co-authored with Trubka and Bilsborough – Assessing the Costs of Alternative Development Paths in Australian Cities. (PDF [...]
The same old tricks when it comes to a tax that threatens their self interest:
One of the Hungry Beast’s best shows this week. Rhinehart complains that she can’t afford a Mining Tax when her wealth goes up $7bn in a single year?!!