Adam Creighton
Chief Economist and Senior Fellow at IPA Review
Senior Fellow and Chief Economist, @TheIPA; Columnist (ex Washington Correspondent), The @Australian; ex @MarjorieDeane alum at The Economist; ex RBA, APRA, 🎼
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6 days ago |
ipa.org.au | Adam Creighton
In this interview, Adam Creighton appeared on Sharri – Sky News Australia to discuss the IPA’s research on Australia’s taxation system. All media appearances posted onto the IPA website are directly related to the promotion and dissemination of IPA research. Below is a transcript of the interview. Sharri Markson:Welcome back. Well, Paul Keating has come out tonight to react to the ruthless decision to dump Mark Dreyfus and Ed Husic.
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6 days ago |
ipa.org.au | Adam Creighton
In this article, Adam Creighton contextualises and disseminates the IPA’s research on Australia’s taxation system. After the scale of the Liberal Party’s drubbing last weekend, the next most surprising thing for me was Labor’s tax policy offerings at the election: they were better than the Coalition’s. The hyper-partisan nature of elections, fuelled by an increasingly polarised media, can often obscure the fact that both major parties are capable of sensible economic reforms in government.
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1 week ago |
ipa.org.au | Adam Creighton
In this interview, Adam Creighton appeared on The Rita Panahi Show – Sky News Australia to discuss the IPA’s research on Australia’s democracy. All media appearances posted onto the IPA website are directly related to the promotion and dissemination of IPA research. Below is a transcript of the interview.
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1 week ago |
ipa.org.au | Adam Creighton
In this interview, Adam Creighton appeared on Seven Noon News – Seven News Brisbane to discuss the IPA’s research government spending. All media appearances posted onto the IPA website are directly related to the promotion and dissemination of IPA research. Below is a transcript of the interview. Natarsha Belling:Welcome back. Returning to our lead story this afternoon and Labor’s landslide election victory.
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1 week ago |
ipa.org.au | Adam Creighton
In this article, Adam Creighton contextualises and disseminates the IPA’s research into Australia’s political realignment. After four years away, it first hit me how much Australia had changed when I landed in Sydney and had to sit through Qantas’s routine acknowledgment of country upon landing. As seven of my great grandparents were born in Australia, and the other one in New Zealand, it grated on me.
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Matt Canavan would be a terrific Nationals leader. A proven retail politician and easily one of the best economic minds in parliament @mattjcan Politics needs more people of his calibre.
#BREAKING 🚨 IT’S ON: Queensland senator Matt Canavan has told The Australian he WILL challenge David Littleproud for the Nationals leadership at a party room meeting on Monday Nationals sources speaking to 6 News expect Littleproud to be the favourite to hold the leadership https://t.co/Ym7NkQjr7L
Whoever becomes leader should obviously make Tim Wilson @tw4goldstein shadow treasurer. He practically alone bucked the national swing and can shift the party back toward what were core Liberal economic values. https://t.co/6TupZWynga
"Of the 166,830 people here on a temporary skilled worker visa, only 4229 were in home building trade occupations". How utterly ridiculous. Great stat @tomdusevic https://t.co/CZ4UUIOuqM https://t.co/nxr9abTUGq
