12:00AM | Mark Latham is a former federal Labor leader | The Australian Financial Review
Labor speaks loudly on green policy but carries a small stick, writes Mark Latham.
12:00AM | The Australian Financial Review
The Wall Street Journal, August 19.
12:00AM | Sam Wylie. Sam Wylie is a research fellow of the Melbourne Business School. | The Australian Financial Review
They're not perfect but the US lenders are widely appreciated at home, writes Sam Wylie.
12:00AM | Michael Richardson. Michael Richardson is a former Asia editor of the International Herald Tribune, and is an energy and security specialist at the Institute of South-East Asian Studies in Singapore. | The Australian Financial Review
Energy corridors have come under threat, writes Michael Richardson.
12:00AM | Jeff Lawrence. Jeff Lawrence is secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions. | The Australian Financial Review
The Rudd government's national review of occupational health and safety is the most significant legislative review of Australia's OH&S laws since the adoption of the approach advocated in the UK Robens Report in 1972.
20 August 2008 | Huw McKay. Huw McKay is senior international economist with Westpac Bank. | The Australian Financial Review
It is most unusual for interest rates to be going down when the terms of trade are rising so strongly, writes Huw McKay.
20 August 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
Robert Kagan, The Weekly Standard, August 16.
20 August 2008 | Michael Angwin. Michael Angwin is executive director of the Australian Uranium Association | The Australian Financial Review
Australia is ignoring an important way to help manage climate change, writes Michael Angwin.
20 August 2008 | Henry Paulson. Henry Paulson jnr is US Secretary of the Treasury. | The Australian Financial Review
China is not the country Americans imagine it is and the next president must rise to meet the challenge, writes Henry Paulson.US-China Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED),
20 August 2008 | Marco Vicenzino. Marco Vicenzino is director of the Global Strategy Project in Washington, DC. | The Australian Financial Review
The official resignation of Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf has calmed the fears of a long, drawn-out impeachment process that would have added to the woes of an already unstable Pakistan
19 August 2008 | Tony Harris. Tony Harris is a former senior commonwealth officer and past NSW auditor-general. | The Australian Financial Review
The Rudd government's plan to impose a royalty on second-hand art sales is bad policy at every level, writes Tony Harris.
19 August 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
The New York Times, August 16.
19 August 2008 | Robert Carling. Robert Carling is a senior fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies. | The Australian Financial Review
Australia should stop merely looking to the OECD for reform ideas, writes Robert Carling.
19 August 2008 | Graciela Chichilnisky. Graciela Chichilnisky is the author of the Kyoto Protocol's carbon market and a visiting professor at Monash University. This is a summary of a speech to a Deakin University con | The Australian Financial Review
Australian companies have little to fear and much to gain from an early start to emissions trading, writes Graciela Chichilnisky.
19 August 2008 | Robert J. Samuelson. Robert Samuelson is a member of The Washington Post Writers Group | The Australian Financial Review
Forget about a candid national conversation on energy
18 August 2008 | Geoffrey Barker Geoffrey Barker is a visiting fellow at the Australian National University Strategic and Defence Studies Centre. | The Australian Financial Review
Russia has given all former Soviet satellites, and the US, a stark reminder that it is the dominant power in its region, writes Geoffrey Barker.
18 August 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
Edward Luttwak, Prospect magazine, August edition
18 August 2008 | Ross Buckley · Ross Buckley is a professor of international finance law at the University of NSW. | The Australian Financial Review
A free-trade deal with China will bring huge benefits to both sides - if we negotiate well, writes Ross Buckley.
18 August 2008 | John Taberner · John Taberner is a consultant with law firm Freehills. | The Australian Financial Review
Participants in the voluntary carbon market could be left out in the cold by the new emissions trading scheme, writes John Taberner.
18 August 2008 | Kevin Andrews · Kevin Andrews is the federal member for Menzies. | The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Building and Construction Commission was established following a royal commission on the commercial building industry.
16 August 2008 | MARK EYSKENS Mark Eyskens is a former prime minister of Belgium. | The Australian Financial Review
An honourable compromise between the euro zone and Britain could help launch a new era of co-operation
16 August 2008 | BRIAN TOOHEY | The Australian Financial Review
Australian PFC emissions are almost 75 per cent higher than those at BHP Billiton's smelters in southern Africa.
16 August 2008 | Les Colemen - Les Coleman teaches finance at the University of Melbourne. | The Australian Financial Review
Home loan interest rates provide the key to predicting how far house prices will fall.
16 August 2008 | PETER RUEHL | The Australian Financial Review
The other day I was watching Stephanie Rice after she won a gold and flashed that big smile that just as happily was plastered on the front pages of nearly every general circulation newspaper in Australia
15 August 2008 | John Hewson. John Hewson is an economist and a former federal Liberal leader. | The Australian Financial Review
The effects of the credit crunch will be felt for quite some time, writes John Hewson.
15 August 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
James Dorn, Far Eastern Economic Review, August 11.
15 August 2008 | Laura Tingle. Laura Tingle is the AFR's political editor. | The Australian Financial Review
Poor Brendan Nelson
15 August 2008 | Nouriel Roubini. Nouriel Roubini is professor of economics at the Stern School of Business, New York University, and chairman of RGE Monitor. Project Syndicate | The Australian Financial Review
All G7 nations are now in a recession or close to it and policy responses are likely to be too little, too late, writes Nouriel Roubini.
14 August 2008 | John Quiggin. John Quiggin is an ARC federation fellow in economics and political science at the University of Queensland. | The Australian Financial Review
The state of the Murray-Darling system is an indication of the price of ignoring climate change, writes John Quiggin.
14 August 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
James Surowiecki, The New Yorker, August 28.
The US appears to be putting its houses - Fannie and Freddie - in order, writes Glenn Mumford.
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