Is there any form of accountability for bad politicians? We should introduce the concept of political negligence. If I do a job, ignore the precautions and warnings I am given, and damage is done, I am guilty of professional negligence. I could lose my licence, my reputation, or even face prosecution. There are systems in
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Understanding the Carbon Border Tax in Australia It’s completely fair to feel frustrated about rising costs and new taxes — especially when they affect everyday goods. Many Australians are feeling the pressure from inflation, energy prices, housing costs, and global supply chain issues. When something gets described as a “carbon border tax,” it can understandably
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Yes, inflation is rising again, and if you’re voicing a frustration a lot of people feel right now, it’s worth unpacking it carefully, because when inflation is rising again, it isn’t just an abstract number. It reshapes daily life, redistributes power, and exposes deep structural weaknesses in an economy. Below is a long-form, plain-English breakdown
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Can you think of a worse tax than this? Look, nobody likes taxes—but let’s be honest: while all taxes have downsides, they’re not all created equal. Some are more tolerable because they’re predictable, proportionate, or at least tied to actual income or profit. But then there are taxes like the Victorian Windfall Gains Tax, which,
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