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Extended discussions for a bigger, better Australia. Hosted by Jonathan O’Brien, Editor-in-Chief at Inflection Points. stack.inflectionpoints.work
Unknown Host hosts The Inflection Points Podcast, a general show with 14 episodes published.
Recorded live at Hope Street Radio in Melbourne, Danielle Wood—Chair of the Productivity Commission and former CEO of the Grattan Institute—joins Jonathan O’Brien to discuss what stagnant productivity is costing an ordin
Auckland is the world’s most well-studied example of upzoning and planning reform. It’s the landmark story of how loosening restrictions enables more homes to be built—and yet the history of how it happened is not well u
It’s not the same as social housing, and it doesn’t help those most in need. Australia is spending big on ‘affordable’ housing—but we shouldn’t.The reality is that ‘affordable’ housing is deeply, intrinsically flawed. It
In October 2023, Jim Chalmers told the Sydney Morning Herald about his chocolate-eating habits. He said: "I don't do moderation, in anything. I'm always going 100 miles an hour. If I eat a piece of chocolate, I eat a blo
Alain Bertaud has worked in over forty cities across the world. He has seen what happens when cities try to function without land markets — in Moscow, in Beijing, in post-apartheid Johannesburg. He has seen what happens
Recorded live in Melbourne in March 2025, this event — co-hosted with Effective Altruism Australia — brings together three speakers making the case for reforming our charitable giving laws. Ryan Ginard (Fundraise for Aus
Keith Wolahan is a barrister, a former Australian Army commando with four deployments including three tours in Afghanistan, and the former Liberal Member for Menzies—the seat named after the party’s own founder. He won t
Policymakers often suffer from a cognitive blind spot, intuitively thinking like consumers rather than producers. When it comes to housing, this leads governments to reach for demand-side levers—like First Home Owner Gra
Australia’s housing stock is growing more slowly than its population, and for the first time in decades, we are failing to build enough homes in the places people want to live. The result is a median home price in Sydney
Every successful Australian tech company follows roughly the same playbook: build the product here, test it in our market, then export it overseas. Atlassian, Canva, Safety Culture—they kept a lot of their engineering an
In this podcast episode, we’re joined by Jessy Wu, who spent four years on the inside of Australian venture capital, first at NAB Ventures, and then as a partner at AfterWork Ventures. She was part of a team that deploye
After a decade of sluggish growth—the slowest productivity gains in 60 years—Australia faces a fundamental question: how does our nation capture the dynamic potential of the 21st century? How do we build an economy that
Recorded from Inflection Point’s launch event, we’ll hear from: Michael Brennan (e61 Institute and former Productivity Commission chair) on how non-compete clauses got on the Commonwealth policy agenda. Brendan Coates (G
Australians aren't apathetic. If anything, we care a lot more than our reputation suggests. But when the conversation about our country's direction is either a one thousand-word op-ed or a 400-page report, the real work
Danielle Wood
Productivity Commission
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Ginard
Fundraise for Australia
1 appearance on this show
Grace Adams
Effective Altruism Australia
1 appearance on this show
Clare Ozich
Justice Connect
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Maltman
e61 Institute
1 appearance on this show
Katie Roberts-Hull
Think Forward Educators
1 appearance on this show
Brendan Coates
Grattan Institute
1 appearance on this show
Michael Brennan
e61 Institute
1 appearance on this show
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