One Nation is proposing to let renters and mortgage holders redirect one-quarter of their compulsory contributions into ...

The new coach bounce in the AFL is clear in the raw data. Over the past 3 decades, teams have gone from winning an average of ...

The GFC and COVID-19 shocks occurred suddenly, leaving Australia’s net debt permanently higher. Now, with environmental and geopolitical risks rising, how much fiscal room does the federal budget need ...

e61 Institute acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet and work. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community, and pay our respects to their ...

Australia’s recent housing tax reforms are the biggest changes to property investment taxes this century. Some commentary is framing the changes as heavily detrimental to housing investors, but our ...

The Intergenerational Report will tell us how the Budget will evolve under a business-as-usual scenario. But what happens if it gets knocked sideways by an unexpected shock? The Treasurer is set to ...

The e61 Retirement Income Calculator is a simplified calculator intended to show what retirement income looks like under the current compulsory superannuation system. It allows you to enter the ...

Has the increased use of non-compete clauses (NCCs) by Australian firms reduced workers’ ability to switch jobs and bargain for higher wages? We examine these questions using a detailed ABS survey of ...

Australia’s market-sector labour productivity has steadily fallen behind the US over the past decade and now trails the US by 12%. Much of this divergence occurs in manufacturing and information where ...

What happens when part of a city cuts minimum lot sizes? We study a 2014 reform where a council in Adelaide cut them from 350 sqm to as low as 150 sqm, until the policy was partly reversed in 2019.