Opinion
Unemployment is falling and businesses across the nation are looking for workers. So if there’s a labour shortage, why aren’t wages rising? Jim Stanford examines what’s changed.
News
Federal Finance Minister and South Australian Senator Simon Birmingham says he expects the need for federal COVID-19 support payments to be wound back by the end of the year once virus-affected states ease their restrictions.
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South Australia’s post-pandemic recovery strategy needs a new element – one that requires a change of mindset, argue David Pearson and Amy Orange.
South Australia’s and the nation’s jobless rates are the lowest they’ve been for years. Richard Holden takes a look at how the economy is tracking.
South Australia’s unemployment rate has dropped for the third successive month to 5.7 per cent, shrugging the tag of the worst jobless rate in the nation and defying predictions of a slump in the wake of JobKeeper’s axing.
The Morrison Government’s pre-election budget is about boosting jobs, services and the economy, as a surplus becomes a distant memory, writes Michelle Grattan.
