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Australia should follow New Zealand’s lead and replace inefficient fuel excise taxes with road user charges that better align costs with actual road use.

Australia’s luxury car tax is an outdated, distortionary revenue grab that quietly expands through bracket creep, punishes consumer choice, and delivers little in return.

Chalmers’ productivity roundtable appears to be dead on arrival.

New housing, even luxury, will help to ease the affordability crisis.

How vocal minorities can stall housing reform, no matter the broader social cost.