# Michael Stutchbury
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michael stutchbury (born 4 May 1957) is the editor-in-chief of the Australian Financial Review and formerly The Australian' economics editor. He generally writes from a free market viewpoint, and was critical of a number of the Rudd-Gillard Government's economic policies, particularly on its stimulus packages, and industrial relations.Born in Melbourne, Stutchbury began his journalistic career with the Australian Financial Review. Later, he became a business editor of The Australian, and a Washington correspondent during the first term of the Clinton Administration, before becoming one of the longest-serving editors of The Australian.
“The future is expensive” – managing cost-of-living while investing in security
How should government balance national preparedness with cost-of-living pressures?
Can Australia strengthen fuel security, defence capability and supply chain resilience without undermining productivity and living standards?
How do economic pressures, housing stress and inequality shape public tr…
Getting Lucky... Again: Michael Stutchbury's Economic Wake Up Call
In this Global Roaming limited series, Hamish Macdonald and Geraldine Doogue are inviting big thinkers from different fields to consider how Australia can not just survive - but thrive - in a more challenging world.
In this instalment, Michael Stutchbury - Former editor-in-chief of the Australian…
Gig Economy Pay Rises, Café Closures and the Zero-Sum Fallacy
When the award-winning Springfield café Screamin’ Beans announced its closure, Gene Tunny saw it as a symptom of a bigger problem: wage and regulatory costs rising faster than many small businesses can absorb. In this episode, Gene looks at a landmark Australian Fair Work Commission decision that …
The Top 5 Suburbs You Can’t Break Into | Peter Tulip | The Stutchbury Sessions
Michael Stutchbury interviews Dr Peter Tulip about new NSW data showing development applications and lodgements rising sharply, with building approvals expected to climb but still falling short of the federal housing target. The conversation explains recent NSW reforms like transport‑oriented devel…
The Top 5 Suburbs You Can’t Break Into | Peter Tulip | The Stutchbury Sessions
Michael Stutchbury interviews Dr Peter Tulip about new NSW data showing development applications and lodgements rising sharply, with building approvals expected to climb but still falling short of the federal housing target. The conversation explains recent NSW reforms like transport‑oriented devel…
Australia’s workplace relations system is holding back growth, wages and opportunity | Graeme Watson
Michael Stutchbury interviews the Hon Graeme Watson, former Vice President of the Fair Work Commission, about how Australia’s workplace relations system is holding back productivity, real wages, investment and business growth.
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Australia’s workplace relations system is holding back growth, wages and opportunity | Graeme Watson
Michael Stutchbury interviews the Hon Graeme Watson, former Vice President of the Fair Work Commission, about how Australia’s workplace relations system is holding back productivity, real wages, investment and business growth.
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Classrooms in Crisis: Why Australian Kids Are Losing 12 Weeks a Year | Blaise Joseph
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Michael Stutchbury interviews CIS Education Director Blaise Joseph about his new paper: Classrooms in Crisis: Australian teacher views on student behaviour.
A national survey of more than 370 teachers finds classroom disruption is costing students an aver…
Classrooms in Crisis: Why Australian Kids Are Losing 12 Weeks a Year | Blaise Joseph
Watch here: https://youtu.be/8PZDxDVb1_o
Michael Stutchbury interviews CIS Education Director Blaise Joseph about his new paper: Classrooms in Crisis: Australian teacher views on student behaviour.
A national survey of more than 370 teachers finds classroom disruption is costing students an aver…
Sharri | 28 September
Secret polling shows just how toxic Albanese is in NSW, rates set to hit a 15 year high tomorrow as Michael Stutchbury warns Australia risks becoming a second-rate country. Plus, the shocking sermon from an Islamic preacher.
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