Michael Stutchbury

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Rates set to hit a 15-year high tomorrow as Michael Stutchbury warns Australia risks becoming a second-rate country.

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The shocking sermon from an Islamic preacher calling on followers to take up arms against Christians and Jews.

So spending is down in the FBO.

It's down on forecast, but still up on the year before.

And for more on this, joining me now is Executive Director for the Centre for Independent Studies, Michael Stutchbury.

Stutch, great to see you again.

I mean, do you remember a few years ago, 2023, the Intergenerational Report came out.

Michael Stutchbury was the editor at the time.

Podcast listeners might remember him.

He's two editors ago now.

Welcome back to the Stutch Sessions.

I'm Michael Stutchbury, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Studies and I'm delighted to be here today with Brett Stevenson.

Now Brett has been a public accountant and financial manager for for four decades or more now on the up on the central coast of New South Wales.

And Brett has done this paper for the Center for Independent Studies, The Discipline of Profit What Supermarket Accounts Reveal About the Shareholder Stakeholder Debate.

Welcome to Studio One of the Centre for Independent Studies for the latest episode of the Stutch Sessions.

I'm Michael Stutchbury, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Studies, and I'm delighted to be here with soon to be Dr. Blaise Joseph, the head of the CIS Education Program.

Now, Blaise, before we get to the findings from your new paper, Classrooms in Crisis, Australian Teachers' Perspective on Disruptive Student Behaviour, as I say, some really quite striking findings.

You've just come back earlier this year from New York, New York University, where you were doing your PhD and you were doing it in this area.