Martin North

Gerard Rennick & Robert Barwick: 5 Key Policies of the Australian Peoples Party | Melbourne Meeting Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR from People First Party and @RobbieBarwick from the Australian Citizens Party held a series of meetings across Victoria between 7 and 10 July 2026 to engage with members, volunteers and supporters, provide an update on party and political matters relating to the merger creating the Australian Peoples Party, and present the five key policies of the new party. This video is the full recording of the Melbourne meeting. In this meeting, Robert Barwick explains why the Australian Citizens Party decided to merge with People First Party to create the Australian Peoples Party. Gerard Rennick then explains why Australia needs a new political movement before outlining the five key policies of the new Australian Peoples Party and how those policies aim to address the cost of living crisis, taxation, childcare, superannuation, banking and multinational tax reform. hubs.li/Q04pZzdJ0

'This surprising inflation gauge says RBA may still need to hike twice' 'Barrenjoey economist Jo Masters thinks the Reserve Bank will need to raise rates next month, and possibly again in November. Here’s why' #ausbiz #inflation #RBA afr.com/chanticleer/th…

BREAKING: The US has directly struck the Dar Khweyn nuclear power plant construction site in southwestern Iran with multiple projectiles a few hours ago, per Tasnim. This is the first direct US strike on an Iranian nuclear power plant, with Dar Khweyn being Iran's only commercial nuclear power reactor indigenously designed and built purely by Iran. This also triggers Iran's IRGC and Yemen‘s warnings from yesterday and earlier this week that any further US strikes on Iranian civilian and power infrastructure would trigger Iran's comprehensive regional infrastructure destruction and Houthi Bab el-Mandeb closure.

DFA Audio: Gazundering Is Back Baby, As Home Prices Fall Further! digitalfinanceanalytics.com/blog/podcast/g…

Gazundering: How Buyers Lower Offers & Protect Yourself youtu.be/aBAVWNJEtX4?si… via @YouTube

Gazundering Is Back Baby, As Home Prices Fall Further! youtu.be/CSYbX8SCwY0?si… via @YouTube @justthink1

||| "IF YOU COULD CHANGE JUST ONE THING ABOUT THE PROPERTY BUYING PROCESS, WHAT WOULD IT BE?" ||| We've been quietly working on something that we believe could change the way Australians research property before they buy. This Tuesday, @DFA_Analyst & I will reveal it for the first time on the Live Tuesday Show... Be sure to join us on YouTube Channel - Walk The World... Bridging more transparency to property negotiations...

Australian funds should build Australian infrastructure. We have the resources, talent and wealth to be the most futuristic nation on earth.

Some charts show immigration back to “normal” levels using data from 2006 onwards. But immigration since 2006 was already the highest since the 1950s (Reason is that NOM measurement changed in 2006, just as NOM boomed, so ABS new data starts then)

DFA Audio: Brutal Markets Pivot On AI, Chips And Energy; Despite Earnings Hopes! digitalfinanceanalytics.com/blog/podcast/b…

Brutal Markets Pivot On AI, Chips And Energy; Despite Earnings Hopes! youtu.be/FLeFyacnJY0?si… via @YouTube

Auction results - Sold To Listed - Sydney 28.2% (32.4% last weekend) - Melbourne 39.0% (37.6%) Sydney back down to near all time lows on my data set (ex-public holidays and Xmas season), despite low volumes theoretically boosting the markets fortunes. The bounce seen in last weeks Sydney data was not realized in SQM's much more complete and accurate picture, pointing to the market remaining extremely weak. Melbourne a bounce vs last week, but still in a profoundly weak place. To put these figures into perspective, this weekend last year the Melbourne clearance rate on my numbers was 55.5%, Sydney's was 45.9%. The real test will come in the spring when auction volumes push higher on seasonality and I suspect we will have a significantly greater amount of stock sitting on market. Ultimately, both markets remain in a zone of major price falls. Methodology in graphic below. #AvidAuctions

DFA Audio: Can A Housing Downturn Improve Australia’s Productivity? digitalfinanceanalytics.com/blog/podcast/c…

Falling Home Prices: More Data Reveals Market Slide youtu.be/t_ibkOZnqXw?si… via @YouTube

Can A Housing Downturn Improve Australia’s Productivity? youtu.be/uQQojPHKUuw?si… via @YouTube

Who knew! A sharp decline in immigration into New Zealand has meant that housing supply is growing faster than population demand. Lo and behold, rents have fallen, improving affordability for tenant households.

18% fuel levies are back in heavy haulage

Interesting charts from the AFR and KPMG today. So, Sydney's estimated home ownership rate has fallen below 60%. And other cities have fallen too. Yet, total home ownership levels have risen! I'm sure you can guess how these two results reconcile... afr.com/property/resid…

Dr Andy Schmulow IS BACK! Watch & Share this video: Australia Has Reached Breaking Point Dr Andy Schmulow @DrSchmu returns to Unemployable Media with cybersecurity expert Jason Murrell to expose how Australia became the most hacked country on earth per capita. Your passport, your licence, your bank details are already on the dark web, and the regulators paid to protect you are doing nothing. hubs.li/Q04pRh9V0

Private Credit Risks: A 2008 Replay? youtu.be/K3SL2V09PY0?si… via @YouTube