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  1. Richard Denniss

    'when current Chair Danielle Wood worked at the Grattan Institute, she was concerned about fossil fuel subsidies, but since taking on a government-funded role, she has not been able to spot a single fossil fuel subsidy worth her Commission’s attention...as long as groups like the Productivity Commission remain resolute that it is only those with the least who receive too much from the government, we will never be able to restore productivity growth or the population’s faith in democracy'

    #ausPol #productivityCommission #australiaInstitute #publicPolicy

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26083

  2. Richard Denniss

    'when current Chair Danielle Wood worked at the Grattan Institute, she was concerned about fossil fuel subsidies, but since taking on a government-funded role, she has not been able to spot a single fossil fuel subsidy worth her Commission’s attention...as long as groups like the Productivity Commission remain resolute that it is only those with the least who receive too much from the government, we will never be able to restore productivity growth or the population’s faith in democracy'

    #ausPol #productivityCommission #australiaInstitute #publicPolicy

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26083

  3. Richard Denniss

    'when current Chair Danielle Wood worked at the Grattan Institute, she was concerned about fossil fuel subsidies, but since taking on a government-funded role, she has not been able to spot a single fossil fuel subsidy worth her Commission’s attention...as long as groups like the Productivity Commission remain resolute that it is only those with the least who receive too much from the government, we will never be able to restore productivity growth or the population’s faith in democracy'

    #ausPol #productivityCommission #australiaInstitute #publicPolicy

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26083

  4. Richard Denniss

    'when current Chair Danielle Wood worked at the Grattan Institute, she was concerned about fossil fuel subsidies, but since taking on a government-funded role, she has not been able to spot a single fossil fuel subsidy worth her Commission’s attention...as long as groups like the Productivity Commission remain resolute that it is only those with the least who receive too much from the government, we will never be able to restore productivity growth or the population’s faith in democracy'

    #ausPol #productivityCommission #australiaInstitute #publicPolicy

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26083

  5. What's the point of Richard Deniss' new #Podcast "What's the Point?", if the #AustraliaInstitute doesn't include an #RSS feed link for the show? #AusPol

  6. What's the point of Richard Deniss' new #Podcast "What's the Point?", if the #AustraliaInstitute doesn't include an #RSS feed link for the show? #AusPol

  7. What's the point of Richard Deniss' new #Podcast "What's the Point?", if the #AustraliaInstitute doesn't include an #RSS feed link for the show? #AusPol

  8. What's the point of Richard Deniss' new #Podcast "What's the Point?", if the #AustraliaInstitute doesn't include an #RSS feed link for the show? #AusPol

  9. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #australiainstitute #environment #eradication #fireants #Invasivespecies #Pests #research #Science #study #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/660584/

  10. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #AustraliaInstitute #eradication #fireants #invasivespecies #pests #research #Science #study
    newsbeep.com/au/760921/

  11. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #Australia #AU #australiainstitute #Austrlia #environment #eradication #fireants #invasivespecies #pests #research #science #study
    europesays.com/australia/38949/

  12. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #australiainstitute #eradication #fireants #invasivespecies #Pests #Research #Science #study
    newsbeep.com/us/726577/

  13. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #australiainstitute #eradication #fireants #invasivespecies #Pests #Research #Science #study
    newsbeep.com/us/726577/

  14. People and pets’ lives at risk if fire ants not eradicated, study finds

    If Australia does not ramp up fire ant eradication efforts, the invasive species will cause billion-dollar economic impacts…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #australiainstitute #eradication #fireants #invasivespecies #Pests #Research #Science #study
    newsbeep.com/us/726577/

  15. Listening to the latest #AustraliaInstitute Dollars & Sense podcast, #NSWPol premier Chris Minns sounds dumber than a box of hammers. How did this lightweight clown ascend to such a role?

  16. Listening to the latest #AustraliaInstitute Dollars & Sense podcast, #NSWPol premier Chris Minns sounds dumber than a box of hammers. How did this lightweight clown ascend to such a role?

  17. Listening to the latest #AustraliaInstitute Dollars & Sense podcast, #NSWPol premier Chris Minns sounds dumber than a box of hammers. How did this lightweight clown ascend to such a role?

  18. Listening to the latest #AustraliaInstitute Dollars & Sense podcast, #NSWPol premier Chris Minns sounds dumber than a box of hammers. How did this lightweight clown ascend to such a role?

  19. The latest #AustraliaInstitute podcast with Allan Behm and host Dr. Emma Shortis contains an interesting observation about one of the factors behind #USia being so thoroughly outwitted by #Iran; namely, that #American "diplomats" / negotiators just aren't that bright, skilled, or educated, when compared to their Iranian counterparts.

    #USPol folks might find it interesting as an external perspective.

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  20. The latest #AustraliaInstitute podcast with Allan Behm and host Dr. Emma Shortis contains an interesting observation about one of the factors behind #USia being so thoroughly outwitted by #Iran; namely, that #American "diplomats" / negotiators just aren't that bright, skilled, or educated, when compared to their Iranian counterparts.

    #USPol folks might find it interesting as an external perspective.

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  21. The latest #AustraliaInstitute podcast with Allan Behm and host Dr. Emma Shortis contains an interesting observation about one of the factors behind #USia being so thoroughly outwitted by #Iran; namely, that #American "diplomats" / negotiators just aren't that bright, skilled, or educated, when compared to their Iranian counterparts.

    #USPol folks might find it interesting as an external perspective.

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  22. The latest #AustraliaInstitute podcast with Allan Behm and host Dr. Emma Shortis contains an interesting observation about one of the factors behind #USia being so thoroughly outwitted by #Iran; namely, that #American "diplomats" / negotiators just aren't that bright, skilled, or educated, when compared to their Iranian counterparts.

    #USPol folks might find it interesting as an external perspective.

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  23. RE: mastodon.au/@smitjo/1163738314

    Why aren't Australia Institute live tracking:
    1. how many deaths are caused by not leaving that gas in the ground?
    2. export taxes owed from all fossil fuel exports, including coal, iron ore (diesel rebate, uses coal to be processed) and industrial agriculture such as meat?
    3. damages from fossil fuel emissions?
    3. untaxed wealth from Australia's 170 billionaires who are currently taxed at a rate of 0.8%?
    #AusPol #Australia #fossilfuels #emissions #billionaires #AustraliaInstitute #thinktanks

  24. We've given away $63.8 billion in gas export windfalls since 2022 while families struggle with childcare & uni fees.
    A simple 25% LNG export tax could've funded free university/TAFE OR free childcare for years.

    #GasTaxNow #FreeChildcare #FreeUni #AustraliaInstitute

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  25. We've given away $63.8 billion in gas export windfalls since 2022 while families struggle with childcare & uni fees.
    A simple 25% LNG export tax could've funded free university/TAFE OR free childcare for years.

    #GasTaxNow #FreeChildcare #FreeUni #AustraliaInstitute

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  26. We've given away $63.8 billion in gas export windfalls since 2022 while families struggle with childcare & uni fees.
    A simple 25% LNG export tax could've funded free university/TAFE OR free childcare for years.

    #GasTaxNow #FreeChildcare #FreeUni #AustraliaInstitute

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  27. We've given away $63.8 billion in gas export windfalls since 2022 while families struggle with childcare & uni fees.
    A simple 25% LNG export tax could've funded free university/TAFE OR free childcare for years.

    #GasTaxNow #FreeChildcare #FreeUni #AustraliaInstitute

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

  28. “Guardian Australia has spoken with several other Labor MPs who believe there is support within caucus for the change.

    One Labor MP, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said, “I’m getting a lot of heat and I think David Pocock’s run a pretty good campaign on this.”

    A ‘campaign’??? Yes, as far as politicians are concerned, it boils down to #electionability and nothing else. Never mind that what #SenDavidPocock has done (along with the #AustraliaInstitute) is to shed light on the #GasExport #Rort and that everyday Australians are paying for the outragous #Profits #Corporate gas companies are making (not to speak of the #Japanese #onselling of Australian gas - the Australian cow that keeps giving away free milk).

    “They [unnamed Labor politicians] said reform on gas export taxes in the budget was important, but said Labor would have to go harder on gas companies than the current PRRT, or there would “not be much point”.

    As well they should. ‘Bout time Labor did something that requires #gumption IMO. Go fast, go hard. Ignore #FossilFuelINdustries bleeting noises, it’s all #lies and #disinformation in any case.

    #AusPol
    REad more:
    theguardian.com/business/2026/

  29. Hundreds of thousands of gun owners using firearms law ‘loophole’, Australia Institute says

    Hundreds of thousands of gun owners are using a “loophole” in Australia’s firearms laws to own guns without…
    #NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #ausplay #AustraliaInstitute #AustralianSportsCommission #bonditerrorattack #firearms #fishersandfarmers #gunclubs #GUNS #loophole #research #RodCampbell #shooters
    newsbeep.com/au/545335/

  30. Aussies pay more tax on a stubby than the gas barons pay on billions in exported LNG.
    Senator Pocock is spot on: time to end the great gas giveaway. Slap a flat 25% tax on exports, rake in billions for housing, health, & renewables instead of letting multinationals leach our resources for peanuts.
    Beer taxes > PRRT? That’s not a policy, that’s a scam. Fix it now!
    Sign the petition & spread the word.

    #Auspol #GasTax #EndTheScam #TaxTheRich #AustraliaInstitute #ResourceTax

    davidpocock.com.au/prrt_petiti

  31. Aussies pay more tax on a stubby than the gas barons pay on billions in exported LNG.
    Senator Pocock is spot on: time to end the great gas giveaway. Slap a flat 25% tax on exports, rake in billions for housing, health, & renewables instead of letting multinationals leach our resources for peanuts.
    Beer taxes > PRRT? That’s not a policy, that’s a scam. Fix it now!
    Sign the petition & spread the word.

    #Auspol #GasTax #EndTheScam #TaxTheRich #AustraliaInstitute #ResourceTax

    davidpocock.com.au/prrt_petiti

  32. Aussies pay more tax on a stubby than the gas barons pay on billions in exported LNG.
    Senator Pocock is spot on: time to end the great gas giveaway. Slap a flat 25% tax on exports, rake in billions for housing, health, & renewables instead of letting multinationals leach our resources for peanuts.
    Beer taxes > PRRT? That’s not a policy, that’s a scam. Fix it now!
    Sign the petition & spread the word.

    #Auspol #GasTax #EndTheScam #TaxTheRich #AustraliaInstitute #ResourceTax

    davidpocock.com.au/prrt_petiti

  33. Aussies pay more tax on a stubby than the gas barons pay on billions in exported LNG.
    Senator Pocock is spot on: time to end the great gas giveaway. Slap a flat 25% tax on exports, rake in billions for housing, health, & renewables instead of letting multinationals leach our resources for peanuts.
    Beer taxes > PRRT? That’s not a policy, that’s a scam. Fix it now!
    Sign the petition & spread the word.

    #Auspol #GasTax #EndTheScam #TaxTheRich #AustraliaInstitute #ResourceTax

    davidpocock.com.au/prrt_petiti

  34. Aussies are stunned: Treasury just confirmed we’ll rake in $2.7B from beer excise in 2025-26… but only $1.5B from PRRT on our massive offshore gas exports. We’re one of the world’s biggest LNG exporters, yet multinational gas giants pay less tax than punters pay on a slab.
    This is broken. Gas companies dodge super-profits tax with endless deductions while everyday drinkers get slugged. Time to fix PRRT, slap on real royalties or a flat export tax, and build a proper sovereign wealth fund for future generations—not corporate handouts.
    Why are we taxing beer harder than billion-dollar gas rip-offs? Tax the extractors, not the exhausted.
    #PRRT #GasTax #ResourceRent #AustraliaInstitute #TaxJustice #EndCorporateWelfare

    tinyurl.com/3yctcwvy

  35. Aussies are stunned: Treasury just confirmed we’ll rake in $2.7B from beer excise in 2025-26… but only $1.5B from PRRT on our massive offshore gas exports. We’re one of the world’s biggest LNG exporters, yet multinational gas giants pay less tax than punters pay on a slab.
    This is broken. Gas companies dodge super-profits tax with endless deductions while everyday drinkers get slugged. Time to fix PRRT, slap on real royalties or a flat export tax, and build a proper sovereign wealth fund for future generations—not corporate handouts.
    Why are we taxing beer harder than billion-dollar gas rip-offs? Tax the extractors, not the exhausted.
    #PRRT #GasTax #ResourceRent #AustraliaInstitute #TaxJustice #EndCorporateWelfare

    tinyurl.com/3yctcwvy

  36. Aussies are stunned: Treasury just confirmed we’ll rake in $2.7B from beer excise in 2025-26… but only $1.5B from PRRT on our massive offshore gas exports. We’re one of the world’s biggest LNG exporters, yet multinational gas giants pay less tax than punters pay on a slab.
    This is broken. Gas companies dodge super-profits tax with endless deductions while everyday drinkers get slugged. Time to fix PRRT, slap on real royalties or a flat export tax, and build a proper sovereign wealth fund for future generations—not corporate handouts.
    Why are we taxing beer harder than billion-dollar gas rip-offs? Tax the extractors, not the exhausted.
    #PRRT #GasTax #ResourceRent #AustraliaInstitute #TaxJustice #EndCorporateWelfare

    tinyurl.com/3yctcwvy

  37. Aussies are stunned: Treasury just confirmed we’ll rake in $2.7B from beer excise in 2025-26… but only $1.5B from PRRT on our massive offshore gas exports. We’re one of the world’s biggest LNG exporters, yet multinational gas giants pay less tax than punters pay on a slab.
    This is broken. Gas companies dodge super-profits tax with endless deductions while everyday drinkers get slugged. Time to fix PRRT, slap on real royalties or a flat export tax, and build a proper sovereign wealth fund for future generations—not corporate handouts.
    Why are we taxing beer harder than billion-dollar gas rip-offs? Tax the extractors, not the exhausted.
    #PRRT #GasTax #ResourceRent #AustraliaInstitute #TaxJustice #EndCorporateWelfare

    tinyurl.com/3yctcwvy

  38. Love a bit of Foz on his high horse.

    Great discussion about bravery in human rights and media coverage.

    youtu.be/IoBtT6xsxAo?si=lTs2MZ

  39. Richard Denniss

    'Australia is rich. The average income per person is the 12th highest in the world, and despite our small population we are the world’s 15th biggest economy. Despite this, our business community remains determined to keep this one of the lowest taxed countries in the world, which makes those of us who rely on public schools, public hospitals and public transport feel poor'

    #ausPol #economics #australiaInstitute

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/p

  40. Richard Denniss

    'Australia is rich. The average income per person is the 12th highest in the world, and despite our small population we are the world’s 15th biggest economy. Despite this, our business community remains determined to keep this one of the lowest taxed countries in the world, which makes those of us who rely on public schools, public hospitals and public transport feel poor'

    #ausPol #economics #australiaInstitute

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/p

  41. Richard Denniss

    'Australia is rich. The average income per person is the 12th highest in the world, and despite our small population we are the world’s 15th biggest economy. Despite this, our business community remains determined to keep this one of the lowest taxed countries in the world, which makes those of us who rely on public schools, public hospitals and public transport feel poor'

    #ausPol #economics #australiaInstitute

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/p

  42. Richard Denniss

    'Australia is rich. The average income per person is the 12th highest in the world, and despite our small population we are the world’s 15th biggest economy. Despite this, our business community remains determined to keep this one of the lowest taxed countries in the world, which makes those of us who rely on public schools, public hospitals and public transport feel poor'

    #ausPol #economics #australiaInstitute

    thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/p

  43. #EnvironmentLaws #FossilFuels #ALP and #Coalition

    the #AustraliaInstitute has launched a petition;

    they say “Environment Minister Murray Watt is working on a deal to rewrite our federal environment laws. This is necessary, because everyone agrees our existing laws are failing.

    But instead of working with the Greens and independents to strengthen them, Labor is seeking a deal with the Coalition. It means Australia’s new environment laws will need the support of climate sceptics like Matt Canavan, who recently called for renewable projects to be replaced by new coal plants.

    What we need is strong environment laws that actually bring an end to new coal and gas projects.

    Add your name to demand strong environment laws that can stop new coal and gas now!

    ———

    “To the Hon. Murray Watt MP, Minister for the Environment --

    The Australian public voted for a climate majority at the last election, and we want strong environment laws that can stop new coal and gas.

    Every new coal and gas mine damages nature. We urge you to strengthen – not weaken – Australia's environment laws.

    nb.australiainstitute.org.au/s