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Feb 15 • Jonathan O’Brien

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Technology Can Address Care Worker Shortages

Australia’s care sector is not set up to adopt new technologies that would improve its efficiency. It should be.

Feb 4 • Inflection Points and Jade Lin

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January 2026

Matthew Maltman: Better stories about supply

Listen now | Policymakers often suffer from a cognitive blind spot: we intuitively think like consumers rather than producers.

Jan 8 • Inflection Points

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December 2025

Brendan Coates: Ending the bans on housing

Australia’s housing stock is growing slower than its adult population; that's led to Sydney's median prices becoming 10x its median income.

Dec 18, 2025 • Inflection Points

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Planning is the Bottleneck to New Housing

Reforming states’ sclerotic land use planning systems is the key to building more housing. Both state and federal governments must do their part.

Dec 14, 2025 • Inflection Points

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Best practice for supply-side reform

To maximise the impact of supply-side policy, reform should focus on bans over burdens, and markets over individual firms.

Dec 3, 2025 • Inflection Points

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November 2025

Issue 03: Removing the barriers to Australian prosperity

Our third edition focuses on removing the bottlenecks to prosperity, with a focus on supply-side reforms and democratic engagement.

Nov 9, 2025 • Inflection Points

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Industrial Policy for Tech Workers

Australia has the opportunity to become the best place in the world to build the companies of the future.

Nov 2, 2025 • Inflection Points

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Brandon Sheppard: Building here, selling overseas

Every successful Australian tech company follows roughly the same playbook: build the product here, test it in our market, then export it overseas.

Nov 1, 2025 • Inflection Points

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October 2025

Diversifying Australian Risk Capital

Australian entrepreneurship isn’t hamstrung by the quantity of venture capital but by the kinds of risk capital available.

Oct 27, 2025 • Inflection Points and Jessy Wu

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Jessy Wu: what Australian venture capital might be missing

Australian entrepreneurship isn’t hamstrung by the quantity of venture capital but by the kinds of risk capital available.

Oct 25, 2025 • Inflection Points

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Issue 02: Technology & Innovation

Our second edition focuses on how innovation & technology can drive a better future, with pieces by Victor Dominello, Jessy Wu, Jade Lin & Brandon…

Oct 5, 2025 • Inflection Points, Jonathan O’Brien, and Manning Clifford

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