Bernard Keane, Glenn Dyer

Bernard Keane

Bernard Keane is a columnist for Mandarin Premium and is Crikey’s political editor.

Latest from Bernard Keane

Manufacturing

Opinion

Australia is already a powerhouse in manufacturing in areas where we do well

Bernard Keane AND Glenn Dyer 24 April, 2024

Finance

Opinion

Opinion: It’s high time economists and politicians take note of the rapidly feminising workforce

The discussion around the Stage 3 tax cuts continues to overlook the ongoing and significant feminisation of the workforce.

Bernard Keane 01 February, 2024

How Labor’s Stage 3 tax cuts will benefit women workers

Startups

Tax

How Labor’s Stage 3 tax cuts will benefit women workers

One aspect of Labor’s amendments to the Stage 3 tax cuts that has received limited coverage so far is the differing effects for workers by gender.

Bernard Keane 29 January, 2024

Analysis: Employer group anger over IR reform that affects 327,100 labour-hire workers

Opinion

People

Analysis: Employer group anger over IR reform that affects 327,100 labour-hire workers

Bernard Keane 11 December, 2023

Government says failed competition laws have led to lower productivity and wages

Business Advice

Opinion

Government says failed competition laws have led to lower productivity and wages

Bernard Keane 23 November, 2023

Opinion

Qantas, PwC, Rio Tinto, Crown, the banks: There’s something rotten at the big end of town

Bernard Keane AND Glenn Dyer 08 September, 2023

Opinion

Opinion: The BCA masquerading as an advocate for climate action is beyond farcical

Bernard Keane 23 August, 2023

Opinion

Too many sins to count: Why PwC must not audit again

Bernard Keane 10 August, 2023

Opinion

Retail

Retail slump results in 46,000 job losses in three months

Glenn Dyer AND Bernard Keane 07 August, 2023

Ageing population and shrinking workforce requires a major policy reset for Australia

Finance

Opinion

Ageing population and shrinking workforce requires a major policy reset for Australia

Bernard Keane AND Glenn Dyer 03 August, 2023

A mountain of complaints: Why once-iconic Qantas needs a systematic overhaul

Opinion

Transport & Logistics

A mountain of complaints: Why once-iconic Qantas needs a systematic overhaul

Bernard Keane 03 August, 2023

RBA governor blames labour growth – not price gouging – for inflation

Finance

Opinion

RBA governor blames labour growth – not price gouging – for inflation

Bernard Keane 14 July, 2023

Tax

Fossil fuel giants paid no tax in 2020-21 despite billions in revenue, says ATO report

Bernard Keane 04 November, 2022

Labor wants to build 1 million new houses. Is that possible?

Construction & Engineering

Federal Budget 2022

Labor wants to build 1 million new houses. Is that possible?

Bernard Keane 27 October, 2022

NSW generates more than 30% of Australia’s GDP, but Labor has given it just 10% of the infrastructure funding

Business Advice

Opinion

NSW generates more than 30% of Australia’s GDP, but Labor has given it just 10% of the infrastructure funding

Bernard Keane 18 October, 2022

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Latest from Bernard Keane

Australia is already a powerhouse in manufacturing in areas where we do well

Opinion: It’s high time economists and politicians take note of the rapidly feminising workforce

How Labor’s Stage 3 tax cuts will benefit women workers

Analysis: Employer group anger over IR reform that affects 327,100 labour-hire workers

Government says failed competition laws have led to lower productivity and wages

Qantas, PwC, Rio Tinto, Crown, the banks: There’s something rotten at the big end of town

Opinion: The BCA masquerading as an advocate for climate action is beyond farcical

Too many sins to count: Why PwC must not audit again

Retail slump results in 46,000 job losses in three months

Ageing population and shrinking workforce requires a major policy reset for Australia

A mountain of complaints: Why once-iconic Qantas needs a systematic overhaul

RBA governor blames labour growth – not price gouging – for inflation

Fossil fuel giants paid no tax in 2020-21 despite billions in revenue, says ATO report

Labor wants to build 1 million new houses. Is that possible?

NSW generates more than 30% of Australia’s GDP, but Labor has given it just 10% of the infrastructure funding