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The Economic Importance of Tasmania’s Apiary Industry
Commodities, Tasmania | 11th July 2026Saul’s presentation to the Tasmanian Beekeepers’ Association Annual Conference in Launceston on 10th July 2026
Project Marinus – in Tasmania’s Interest, and Australia’s
News, Tasmania | 22nd June 2026A report setting out the case for Project Marinus, a proposed 750MW submarine cable connecting Tasmania and mainland Australia, and the associated North-West Transmission Developments project, commissioned by Clean Energy Tasmania, a sub-commitee of the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
Opening Statement to Senate Economics Legislation Committee inquiry into proposed tax reforms
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, News, Taxation | 15th June 2026Saul Eslake’s opening statement to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee’s public inquiry into the income tax reforms proposed by the Australian Government in the 2026-27 Federal Budget. Below that are some ‘supporting materials’ also provided to the Committee.
The World has Changed – Geo-political Pressures and What They Mean for Australian Manufacturing
Economic Policies, Globalization, Productivity, The Australian Economy | 10th June 2026Saul’s presentation to the National Manufacturing Workforce Forum, hosted by the Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance, at the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne, on 10th June 2026.
Australia’s Economic and Political Outlook
Australian Society and Politics, Economic Policies, Housing, Taxation, The Australian Economy | 4th June 2026Saul Eslake’s presentation to Anglicare’s annual CEO Forum in Melbourne on 4th June 2026. Not much politics in it, but a focus on the tax reform proposals presented in the 2026-27 Federal Budget, and other ideas about longer-term tax reform in Australia.
Current political and economic developments in Indonesia
Asian Economies | 26th May 2026Saul’s presentation to colleagues in Independent Economics about recent political and economic developments in Indonesia
A ‘deep dive’ into the 2026-27 Tasmanian State Budget with Labor’s Shane Broad
Economic Policies, News, Tasmania | 26th May 2026Saul unpicked the 2026-27 State Budget in more detail in this podcast with the Opposition’s Shadow Minister for Resources, Building & Construction and Consumer Affairs, Dr Shane Broad MP, which can be watched here: #29 Saul Eslake | The BroadCast With Shane Broad – YouTube
Tasmania’s 2026-27 State Budget – A Briefing for Members of Tasmania’s Upper House
Economic Policies, Tasmania | 26th May 2026Saul provided a briefing on Tasmania’s 2026-27 State Budget to Members of Tasmania’s Legislative Council (the Upper House of the Tasmanian Parliament) on 26th May 2026: