Why isn't the RBA speaking frankly about a recession?
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With inflation running rampant overseas,
we’ve been somewhat lucky in Australia. But tough times still lay ahead. This week Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer took the RBA to task for not speaking frankly about a recession and insisting wages are going up when real incomes have been crippled.
Elsewhere,
Charlie Lewis attended a vigil for the horrific death of Indigenous schoolboy Cassius Turvey,
and asked in a poignant reflection whether it marks a turning point for honest self-reflection in the colony.
Plus Guy Rundle brought us the latest from Washington DC as the US midterms inch closer,
Imogen Champagne took us through Elon Musk’s tumultuous Twitter takeover,
and Madonna King delved into the robodebt fiasco.
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