The economy is cooked. Let’s talk about who owns the oven.
Housing is unaffordable. Inequality is growing. We’re working harder, paying more, and somehow the people who own everything keep getting richer.
What if we’ve been thinking about economics all wrong?
Join us for a gathering of young Georgists, economic thinkers, curious minds and anyone who suspects there’s a better way to organise the economy.
We’ll talk land, wealth, power, tax, and the big ideas of Henry George — a 19th-century economist whose ideas are looking increasingly radical (and relevant) in the 21st century.
Date: Monday, 23rd November 2026
Time: 6.30pm AEDT
Location: Online, via Zoom
Hosted by Cathal Leslie, Senior Economist, Prosper Australia.
SPECIAL GUEST: Matt Lloyd-Cape, author of Our Place: How to solve the housing crisis and rebuild the Australian dream. We have a special signed copy to give away to one of our attendees!
Expect good conversation, interesting people, a little economic heresy, and absolutely no requirement to have read Progress and Poverty.
Whether you’re a committed Georgist, Georgist-curious, or just wondering why your landlord earns more than you do, you’re welcome.
Come for the ideas. Stay for the company. Leave questioning everything you thought you knew about economics.
