Tues August 5th, 6.30 – 8pm Presenter: Karl Fitzgerald 2/22 Punch Lane, Melbourne RSVP to assist our planning. Is California’s booming sharing economy capable of outdoing the economies of scale of big business? Will planned obsolescence be a thing of…
For Prosper Australia members, supporters and the merely curious David Collyer will host an informal evening of discussion on Georgist economics 6.30 pm Tuesday 27 May 2014 At Prosper Australia’s offices 2/22 Punch Lane Melbourne This is a roundtable where members and…
Tuesday June 24th, 6.30 – 8pm Bob Keall (NZ Resource Rentals for Revenue Association) 2/22 Punch La, CBD Bob Keall from NZ’s Resource Rentals for Revenue Association will deliver the basics on Georgist thought, then expose its use in decphering…
As we build up for another year of inspiring conversation at the Earthsharing stall at the Sustainable Living Festival (Feb 14 – 16), put this presentation in your calender: PERMA-NOMICS CAN THE 12 PRINCIPLES OF PERMACULTURE BE PARAPHRASED INTO A…
Jason Dowling, City Editor at The Age wrote up our report in Southbank properties left high and dry, to be launched tonight: The Speculative Vacancies in Melbourne report, now in its sixth year, looked at water use data from Melbourne’s…
Thurs Oct 31st, 6.30pm Presenter: Philip Soos 2/22 Punch Lane, CBD RSVP What could thousands of empty homes do for affordable housing? Philip Soos is set to release our most comprehensive report, with over 94% of Melbourne’s residential property surveyed…
Address to the 122nd Annual Henry George Commemorative DinnerThe Royal Society of Victoria, Melbourne 2nd, September 2013 by Saul Eslake An edited audio recording of the presentation was broadcast on this week’s Renegade Economists radio show. Note: The opinions expressed…
Two shows related to the event were recorded for Renegade Economists radio: Safe as Houses – an interview with Joel Pringle & Marcus Westbury An edit of the live recording from the event. Australian’s for Affordable Housing, Prosper Australia and…
Link to presentation Saul Eslake is one of Australia’s most highly respected economists and a renowned critic of Negative Gearing: “In my view it is impossible to conclude that negative gearing serves any purpose than to allow wealthily affluent tax…
Fri Aug 2nd, 6.30 – 9.30pm 2/22 Punch La, Melbourne Housing advocates, renters, gamers and friends, join us for a night of winter jousting! If you are intrigued about the world's most popular boardgame – Monopoly – and how it…