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September 2024
Impact of fire ants in Queensland electorates
Red imported fire ants are one of the world’s most invasive pest species and attempts to eradicate them from South East Queensland are currently under-resourced.
June 2024
Who benefits?
The high cost of super tax concessions
Super tax concessions exacerbate income and gender inequality.
May 2024
Fossil fuel subsidies in Australia 2024
Federal and state government assistance to major producers and users of fossil fuels in 2023-24
Australia’s subsidies to fossil fuel producers and major users from all governments totalled $14.5 billion in 2023–24, increase of 31% on the $11.1 billion recorded in 2022–23.
April 2024
Red imported fire ants – the benefits of avoiding a national disaster
The Red Imported Fire Ant (RIFA) has the potential to become one of Australia’s most noxious invasive species and Australia’s national eradication program is not sufficiently resourced.