Publications

Ashleigh Stevenson reports for the ABC (13.6.18) on the Palaszczuk government’s state budget, and the first delivered by Deputy Premier and Treasurer, Jackie Trad, which promises

Richard Holden writes in The Conversation (8.5.18) that, even though this year’s federal budget is pretty good politics and reasonable economics, on almost every front it

TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate, Chris Salisbury, and colleagues write in The Conversation (8.5.18) about how each state and territory fared in the 2018 federal budget

The Conversation releases a new series of articles, ‘Budget policy checks’, focusing on the coming federal budget in May. ‘It’s two weeks until the Turnbull government

Andrew Beer writes in The Conversation (23.4.18) that Australia’s local leadership, including businesses executives and politicians, is relatively weak when it comes to economic collaboration and regional

The TJ Ryan Foundation, in collaboration with the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) and the University of Queensland’s Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR), has led

Greg Jericho comments in The Guardian (27.3.18) on Australia’s complex and opaque system of tax concessions and exemptions, suggesting that more federal money is spent keeping

The University of Queensland’s School of Political Science and International Studies is staging an event to launch the new publication, ‘Fair Share – Competing Claims and

John Cole writes in The Conversation (13.11.17) that ‘big ticket’ resources projects of the past decade have not delivered as hoped for regional Queensland. The author

Shahid Shahiduzzaman and colleagues write in The Conversation (5.2.18) that the productivity gains which businesses get from automating some jobs aren’t being passed on to workers

Tony Moore reports in the Brisbane Times (7.9.17) on economic analysis showing that the Palaszczuk Government’s recent budget has promised increased capital spending in some of

Rachel Ong writes in The Conversation (29.8.17) about government policies affecting the home buying market, pointing out that over a thirty year period the share of