November 23, 2019

Good Weekend

Power and paranoia: Why the Chinese government aggressively pushes beyond its borders

Chinese government-backed patriots living in Australia are aggressively pursuing their homeland’s geopolitical agenda. The good news: new laws help address this. The bad news: they’re not being enforced.

November 1, 2011

The American Interest

The Death of Money

How America's cheap money addiction is inflating the next bubble and undermining faith in government.

December 1, 2011

The Monthly

Left Behind: Why the right keeps winning

Financial capitalism suffered a dreadful collapse in 2008 and the economies of the United States and Europe were devastated. Powerful voices called for the rich to pay more taxes to help rebuild. The odd thing was that the most resonant voices were those of the rich themselves. In the US it was the voice of the multibillionaire investor Warren Buffett; in Australia it was the voice of the wealthy investment banker Mark Carnegie.

May 10, 2006

The Financial Times

Sun, surf and the birth of a new economic model

Unheralded and almost unnoticed, the world has seen the emergence of a new economic model.