• Labor wants to name and shame dodgy phoenix directors, ABC News, by Nassim Khadem, (reference to Chris Leech’s paper, TTPI secondee 2016-17, 7 November 2018

• Tinkering can achieve a lot. Politics isn’t broken, The Conversation by Emily Millane - 5 November 2018

• Have we lost our stomach for tax reform? The Sydney Morning Herald, by Jessica Irvine, Miranda Stewart comments, 17 October 2018

• Researchers says wealth tax an incentive to work, The Australian,(subscribers only)11 October 2018 co-author Miranda Stewart

• Better budgeting: public participation is Australia’s ‘weakest link’, The Mandarin by David Donaldson, Teck Chi Wong and Miranda Stewart comment - 2 October 2018

• The Drum, ABC News, panel discussion - Peter Lewis, Christine Forster, John Hewson, Shalailah Medhora, Friday 14 September 2018

• Rising household financial stress requires urgent action, Newcastle Herald, 2 August 2018, by Professor John Hewson

• ‘It’s about doing the right thing’: Government will pursue company tax cuts, 2GB radio, 30 July 2018, Ross Greenwood (John Hewson interview)

• PBO predicts workers will take on a higher portion of tax, ABC Radio RN, 19 July 2018, Hamish McDonald speaks with John Hewson

• Are you a top earner in your city?, Daily Telegraph, 13 July 2018 by Charis Chang, Robert Breunig comments

• Why you should keep paying the ‘tampon tax’, The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 June 2018 by Jessica Irvine, Miranda Stewart comments

• Miranda Stewart speaks to ‘The Business’, ABC 18 June 2018

• Work to barely pay for returning mothers even after budget changes, Senate inquiry told, The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 June 2018 by Peter Martin, Miranda Stewart comments

• Pink tax versus blue tax: the case for taxing women lightly, The Sydney Morning Herald, 13 June by Peter Martin, Miranda Stewart comments

• Pink and Blue forms: is gender-based tax really as crazy as it sounds?, The Guardian, 8 June 2018 by Gareth Hutchens, Miranda Stewart comments during a public hearing from government’s income tax plan

• ACT Government’s tax changes since 2011 will see a 76 per cent rate rise by next year, ABC News, 6 June 2018 by James Fettes, Robert Breunig comments

• Senate Economics Committee; Submissions for ‘Personal income tax cuts’, June 2018 by Professor Miranda Stewart and Emily Millane (item 16)
  Main submission
  Supplementary submission

• All aboard: private sector rushes to join latest government gravy train , Sydney Morning Herald, 24 May 2018 by Professor John Hewson

• Podcast: Interview with TTPI Director Robert Breunig on Budget 2018 - 15 May 2018 by Cherry Zheng

• Tell us what you really think! Post-budget policy analysis, video, Steve Sedgwick, Jane Halton, John Hewson, Helen Sullivan, Phil Coorey - 15 May 2018

• John Hewson speaks to The Business, ABC 9 May 2018

• Budget 2018: Risks greater than I can recall in my working life, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 May 2018 by Professor John Hewson

• Policycheck: the governments new childcare plan, The Conversation, 27 March 2018 by Robert Breunig

• Report critical of tax evasion penalties causes angst and discomfort at ATO, ABC News, 24 March 2018, by Henry Belot (based on working paper by Chris Leech TTPI secondee)

• New Zealand, US and UK outrank Australia in scores on budget transparency, The Conversation, 20 March 2018, by Miranda Stewart and Teck Chi Wong

• How the government can pay for its proposed company tax cuts, The Conversation - 8 March 2018 by David Ingles and Miranda Stewart

• If politicians can’t reform tax system, we need an authority that can, The Sydney Morning Herald, 28 February 2018, by Professor John Hewson

• Blaming immigrants for unemployment, lower wages and high house prices is too simplistic, The Conversation, 23 February 2018, by Robert Breunig and Mark Fabian

• When the next financial crisis hits, there will be little the RBA can do about it, Brisbane Times - 15 February 2018 by Professor John Hewson

• Economic and geopolitical risks ahead for 2018, Brisbane Times - 4 January 2018 by Professor John Hewson

John Hewson’s Weekly View in Fairfax Southern Highland News

2018

• Is this the end of government by major parties? - 25 October 2018

• Rising household financial stress requires urgent action - 2 August 2018

• A contrast between division and national unity - 11 July 2018

• Politicians say they listen, but do they really hear? - 21 June 2018

• Progress or just another reality TV episode? - 14 June 2018

• Reserve bank ignores real plight of households - 7 June 2018

• Tax cuts only worth it if the money is used for the greater good - 17 May 2018

• A political budget unlikely to work politically - 4 May 2018

• Board control behind banks behaving badly - 26 April 2018

• Divisive contest looms for federal election, but it could still be close - 29 March 2018

• Politicians bend our ears, then they bend the truth - 1 March 2018

• While the politicians play the game, we all lose - 22 February 2018

• Put aside the lingering issues and just govern - 8 February 2018

• Signs are lining up to point to an early election - 4 January 2018