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Chief Economist at the @CntrFutureWork and @TheAusInstitute host of Dollars & Sense podcast. Columnist on economics & politics for Guardian Australia.
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Unchecked march of Red Imported Fire Ants to bring billion-dollar bill

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By Anara Watson, Greg Jericho Verified, Mark Ogge
| thepoint.com.au
Red Imported Fire Ants (fire ants) were first detected in Australia in 2001, near the Port of Brisbane. Despite more than 20 years of containment efforts, fire ants remain a growing threat. If allowed to continue their spread across Australia, fire ants could cause significant environmental, social and economic damage – to the tune of more than $22 billion by the 2040s. And every year, they could cost households over $1.08 billion.
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Latest unemployment figures unlikely to trouble the RBA

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By Greg Jericho Verified, Mark Ogge, Jack Thrower
| thepoint.com.au
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released the unemployment figures for May. Unemployment in May dropped from 4.5% to 4.4%, which is good news. Although, for now, the broader trend seems to be one of increasing unemployment. The big growth in employment, came in youth employment – undoing some of the fall recorded in last month’s figures. Outside of youth employment, there were not many other forms of employment growth.
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Inflation falls, tax changes pass & Greg loses his fancy parking spot

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By Greg Jericho Verified, Mark Ogge
| thepoint.com.au
OFF THE CHARTS The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released the unemployment figures for May. Unemployment in May dropped from 4.5% to 4.4%, which is good news. Although, for now, the broader trend seems to be one of increasing unemployment. OPINION Australian ratepayers had a big win yesterday as Australia’s 537 local councils agreed to call on the Albanese government to impose a national levy on coal, oil and gas companies to help them cope with escalating climate damage.
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