From the market meltdown to the UK treasurer, Canberra’s new integrity commission and the next-generation Range Rover. Here’s 10 of thoughtful opinion pieces from the past week.
The ACT once looked like a tax trailblazer when it promised to scrap inefficient stamp duties. A decade later it’s a sad example of the inertia around tax reform. -The intervention by the Bank of England has exposed how pension funds can be forced into panic. But there are limits to what central banks can do to avert crisis when they are supposed to be starving inflation.
-Optus will be able to mitigate a portion of the costs of a cyberattack that looks to have left the details of up to 9.8 million customers floating around on the dark web. -Quite a lot still has to be scrutinised in the proposed National Anti-Corruption Commission, and there are also questions about how it will change the politics of scandals. -It’s been a year since Gladys Berejiklian resigned. Little wonder the major parties are wary.
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