Articles

How to Model a Housing Market

Housing and land markets are unique. But with important caveats, traditional supply and demand still applies.

By: Stuart Donovan, Kade Sorensen

Slug: how-to-model-a-housing-market

Published: 7/10/2026

Carbon Pricing’s Second Chance

Australia has been on a climate detour. Simpler policy could get us back on track, cutting costs, protecting households, and strengthening the country.

By: Ingrid Burfurd, Reuben Finighan

Slug: carbon-pricings-second-chance

Published: 6/21/2026

The Red Tape Impulse

The urge to regulate every risk away has tied our economy up in red tape knots. Better policy can tip the scales back.

By: Danielle Wood

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Published: 6/9/2026

Against ‘Affordable’ Housing

It’s not the same as social housing, and it doesn’t help those most in need. Australia is spending big on ‘affordable’ housing—but we shouldn’t.

By: Dominic Behrens, Ethan Gilbert

Slug: against-affordable-housing

Published: 5/16/2026

All of the above YIMBYism

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By: Stuart Donovan

Slug: all-of-the-above-yimbyism

Published: 4/24/2026

Rewarding Effort in Taxing Times

Our focus on taxing work is not sustainable and is holding younger Australians back. If our generational compact is to be maintained, that must change.

By: Allegra Spender

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Published: 3/11/2026