Tarric Brooker

Tarric is an Australian freelance journalist and independent analyst who covers economics, finance, and geopolitics. Tarric is the author of the Avid Commentator Report. His works have appeared in The Washington DC Examiner, The Spectator, The Sydney Morning Herald, News.com.au, among other places.

Labor’s budget lies get professionally debunked

In a recent appearance on ABC’s Insiders program, Treasurer Jim Chalmers made the claim that the Albanese government had made an enormous amount of savings on the federal budget, touting the government’s skills at economic and fiscal management.

RBA’s “blunt instrument” hits households as Albanese fumbles on inflation

In a recent interview with the Sydney Morning Herald, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made what they characterised as a “sharp comment” against the RBA.

Australian housing prices following NZ’s path to its crash

Shortly after the end of each month Cotality releases their revised house price index data, revealing how much the market has improved or worsened after previous data was adjusted for lagged inputs.

Trump’s electoral disaster delivers a warning to Albanese and the world

As the full picture on the state of the upcoming U.S Congress and Senate continues to emerge, it is abundantly clear that the Midterm Elections were an absolute disaster for President Trump and the Republican Party.

Even Greens voters blame government spending for cost of living crisis

As the Albanese government continues to attempt to redirect responsibility for the current issue with inflation away from itself and on to other issues, the latest polling from Essential suggests these efforts are falling flat with voters.

Australia’s housing price falls days away from a 40-year record

Toward the start of each month, Cotality makes revisions to its housing price index, adjusting it for the developments not previously captured in its data.

61 days that could change the world

On Tuesday (Wednesday Australian time), the American people will go to the polls for one of the most consequential midterm elections in living memory, as President Donald Trump’s Republican Party attempts to defend their control of Congress and the Senate.

Melbourne house price slump ends Victorian exodus

In the years prior to the pandemic, Victoria came far closer to living up to the slogan which one emblazoned its number plates ‘The Place To Be’, than it does today.

One Nation’s rise is a symptom of a broken system

AI’s hunger for power catches America unprepared

As the realities of the new world unfolding before our eyes continue to become apparent, challenges thought largely solved have once again been brought back to the forefront.

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