The Reserve Bank’s meeting minutes always read like a school report card. If it really was one, then Australia is no longer failing.
Jennifer Duke
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Jennifer Duke is the associate editor for Capital Brief. She is a Walkley Award winning journalist with more than a decade's experience, specialising in economics, business and finance. She has worked for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age as economics correspondent and as a business journalist.
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RBA governor Philip Lowe has used his final appearance in Canberra to urge politicians to brave up to contentious issues like tax reform, housing supply and productivity to ensure Australians’ living standards don’t go backwards.
The latest calls for a super profits tax on banks are unlikely to gain traction in Parliament. But dismiss the idea at your peril.
