Specialists refuse to correctly diagnose best economy ever

Only once has the Australian economy achieved near-perfect health. According to Alan Austin’s report, newsrooms failed to track and record this for 2025.

Years ago, a BREAST CANCER SURGEON took a tissue sample from a patient and sent it to a laboratory for analysis. He then asked the nursing assistant to take the patient into surgery, making sure the lump was malignant. A few days later, after the breast was removed, biopsy results showed no cancer.

The nurse who told this story was privately very angry with the doctor. Not for an unnecessary surgery. He was angry that his patient had refused to inform him of the biopsy result, allowing him to live the rest of his life believing that a cancerous growth had been removed and therefore more would develop in the future.

It’s an apt analogy for Australians who rely on news analysts to diagnose social health, warn of malignancy and reassure them when apparent threats are benign. Those citizens were betrayed. Newsrooms insist that the disease routinely invades when it doesn’t.

2025 is the best year ever

Only once since records were first kept in the 1950s has Australia achieved optimum results on these four key variables over a full calendar year:

• unemployment rate below 4.5%;
• headline inflation below 4.0%;
• interest rates range from 3.0% to 5.0%; And
• Annual growth in gross domestic product (GDP) is above 2.0%.

Latest release Report from the Bureau of Finance and Wealth Statistics completes the picture for 2025, the third full year with the Treasurer Jim Chalmers Managing the labor economy.

Chalmers’ results are the best yet:

• unemployment It remained between 3.99 and 4.45%;
• title inflation It fluctuated from 1.89% to 3.81%;
• interest odds It ranged from 3.60 to 4.35%; And
• annual GDP growth It was 2.56% compared to December.

That’s truly remarkable, given last year’s bitter wars, Trump’s tariff turmoil, and other disturbances.

By comparison, voters Fraser Government elected with a healthy majority October 1980.

At that time, Fraser economics showed that:

• unemployed 6.2%;
• inflation 11.0%;
• interest rates 11.2%; And
• annual GDP growth 3.6%.

Inflation and interest rates above 11 percent were not disqualifying.

Citizens also gave Hawke Government a solid election victory March 1990Despite this profile:

• unemployed 6.1%;
• inflation 7.8%;
• interest rates 17.8%;
• annual GDP growth 3.7%.

This was also considered a job well done.

Inside March 1993, Paul Keating He strengthened his position in parliament after achieving the following results:

• unemployed 10.8%;
• inflation 0.3%;
• interest rates 5.7%; And
• annual GDP growth 2.6%.

Similarly, November 2001, Howard Government won convincingly with these results:

• unemployed 6.8%;
• inflation 6.1%;
• interest rates 4.8%; And
• annual GDP growth 1.7%.

Constant media lie

These governments could only dream of inflation being below 4.0%, where it has been for 27 months. And interest rates Between 3.0% and 5.0%, the result of the last 39 months. And the unemployment rate has been below 4.5% for 51 months, actually.

But cowardly newsrooms say the Australian dream is “dead“, interest rates a”horror scenario“and one”failed experiment“What disturbs Australia”survival” At risk. Wrongly affected by cost of living “nightmare“,A”crisis“,A”hell for rent” and a “scary reality” Which one “it gets even crazier“.

Comment about the Prime Minister Albanians Patricia Karvelas addressed the nation last Wednesday about the potential fuel crisis he said this On ABC News:

“At that time [Easter holidays] Australians come with a sense of anxiety and concern economically… because there is a built-in inflation problem in this country. “We also hear bad news, there is an interest rate increase.”

Myths about malignant inflation

There is no inflation crisis in Australia. It is higher than perfect, but only slightly. Malcolm Fraser had an established problem of 11.0%.

Recent interest rate increases are not “gloomy news” and should not create a “feeling of concern”.

Instead, six facts need to be revealed:

1. Higher interest rates encourage more savings, which increases the funds available for new home buyers.

2. Historically high inflation and interest rates have enabled Australia’s high home ownership.

Germany has 2.7 percent inflation, 2.15 percent interest and 47 percent home ownership. 0.3% inflation, 0% interest and 36% in Switzerland ownership. Australia has 3.76% inflation, 4.1% interest rates and 66% house rates ownership.

3. Cyclically rising inflation has greatly increased home values. The extra repayments mortgage holders incur when interest rates rise are subsequently refunded in abundance as properties appreciate.

Like John Howard memorable in question While advocating interest rates around 5.0% in 2003:

“In seven and a half years, I’ve never had anyone shake their fist at me and say, ‘Howard, I’m mad at you for letting my house go up in value.'”

4. Rates were below 2.8% for almost a decade, from 2013 to 2022. It was below 1% for about three years. This has impoverished countless retirees who rely on interest payments to survive.

5. Rates were above 7.0% for 19 years, from 1973 to 1992, and above 15% for approximately five years. This was challenging but not a ‘horror scenario’.

6. Rates between 3.0% and 5.0% offer a fair return to savers without placing an unreasonable burden on borrowers. Today’s 4.1% is near perfect.\

Where are the celebrations?

In most countries, a year with the best ever results is applauded. But not Australia.

The only residents reading this analysis who are aware that last year’s results were the best on record. As far as extensive searches have revealed, no other organization has reported this. This is a very sad situation at a time when serious global risks are emerging and the more citizens trust their governments, the better.

Living life with the fear of a deadly infection that cannot be indicated by any symptoms is actually a grave situation.

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