The Write Stuff: Voices of Unity on Labor's Future -- Edited by Nick Dyrenfurth and Misha Zelinsky
The Australian Labor Party has forgotten how to win national elections. Federal Labor finds itself with only one in three Australians prepar
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Oct 23, 20201 min
The Mythology of Merit
Merit is a dangerous myth pulling apart our economy and society. We need to rebuild the middle class and stop the powerful from rigging th
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May 4, 20201 min
Coronavirus: Beware the hidden threat of trickle-down austerity
Pay cuts to the inflated CEO salaries is long overdue, but don’t be fooled into broader and sustained wage cuts to average workers. It could
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Oct 1, 201914 min
It’s the national security,stupid!
In an earlier time, to get elected as a federal government you had to keep the people safe, secure and prosperous. Spook the horses on the e
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Jul 1, 20194 min
Misha Zelinsky – Labor’s lost that loving feeling
In handing Labor one of its most heartbreaking electoral defeats, it is now clear that Australians have fallen out of love with modern Labor
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Mar 4, 20183 min
A tipping culture is bad for workers and bad for the economy
Why Aussies don’t tip — and neither should you. If there’s a pitfall of our bold new cashless era it’s that you can’t pay for a coffee.
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Apr 26, 20171 min
Housing addicts? How the ‘Australian dream’ became a national nightmare
this lively and thoughtful inaugural John Curtin Research Centre essay, Zelinsky argues that the present housing market reflects a dangerou
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