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“The $1 trillion budget deficit”: Economists on the 2020-21 Budget World War 2

“The $1 trillion budget deficit”: Economists on the 2020-21 Budget

Listen to this story The 2020-21 Budget delivers the biggest Australian deficit since World War 2. The Government’s fiscal stimulus of $51 billion during the GFC pales in comparison to the $257 billion in spending unveiled by the Treasurer yesterday. We asked leading Australian economists for their first impressions on…
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October 7, 2020
Books of the Week: Head Hand Heart, Inside Story: A Novel, V2 World War 2

Books of the Week: Head Hand Heart, Inside Story: A Novel, V2

This week’s must-reads include David Goodhart’s “utterly compelling” book on the over-dominance of our society by the highly educated. Martin Amis creates an odd “mash-up” of a novel for what he says will be his last “significant” book and Robert Harris revisits the “secretive world of Second World War mathematicians”.Book of…
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October 2, 2020
Vintage aircraft take to the skies to commemorate Battle of Britain World War 2

Vintage aircraft take to the skies to commemorate Battle of Britain

Author of the article:Staff ReporterPublishing date:Sep 21, 2020  •   •  < 1 minute readThe Royal Airforce's Spitfire planes fly over Westminster Abbey after the "Service of Thanksgiving and Rededication to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain", in London, Britain, September 20, 2020. Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS /REUTERSArticle…
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September 21, 2020
Books of the Week World War 2

Books of the Week

This week’s must-read titles include the first volume of Fredrik Logevall’s biography of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Laura Bates’s “brilliantly fierce” Men Who Hate Women and Sarah Moss’s Summerwater, a tale which expertly captures the “agonised tenderness of family life”.Book of the weekJFK Volume 1: 1917-1956 by Fredrik Logevall This book –…
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September 18, 2020
World Bank chief economist says full global recovery from the COVID-19 crisis may take 5 years World War 2

World Bank chief economist says full global recovery from the COVID-19 crisis may take 5 years

SOPA Images/Getty World Bank's chief economist, Carmen Reinhart, expects full global economic recovery to take as long as 5 years."Everything depends" on when a vaccine gets approved and how long it would take for global access, she said at a virtual conference hosted by El Pais on Thursday.Reinhart pointed out…
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September 18, 2020