
Shane Wright
Shane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, known for his insightful analysis of economic issues and policies in Australia. He was in the news for covering the public's varied suggestions to the Productivity Commission on improving the nation's economic performance.
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Shane Wright wrote about Australians' misunderstanding of the relationship between interest rates and inflation.
Money, power and influence destroy trustShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent.
The Reserve Bank of Australia must do better explaining what it is for, or risk its social licence being eroded
Shane Wright is a senior economics correspondent.
Shibboleth about house prices has just been shatteredShane Wright wrote an article about the petrol pump and grocery bills.
The old-boy network has your cards markedShane Wright highlighted an extraordinary figure regarding housing affordability.
The million-dollar property question no one wants to answerShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent.
Australian businesses are unable to use technological breakthroughs to their advantageShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent and regular columnist.
General Chalmers gathers the troops for a new tax warShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Selling off unused land is a no-brainerShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent.
After a Christmas Day movie? You should see what Hallmark is offeringShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Drivers aged over 40 are pushing us towards record-high road tolls
Shane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.
In the game that really matters, Australia is smashing NZShane Wright provides analysis on Australia's Federation.
Divided Coalition shows it has zero clue on climateShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.
It’s a banana republic moment. We need to see more from Jim ChalmersMinns told the Herald’s Shane Wright and Alexandra Smith.
NSW is falling behind other states in efforts to build homesShane Wright contributed with a goal and an assist for Seattle.
Maple Leafs clinch 4-3 overtime win over Kraken with Mahura goalShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.
Why is Disney shutting people out by making visits so expensive?Shane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
the bizarre way bosses are treating cooks and hairdressers lilke CEOsShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent and regular columnist.
Act of bastardry is shifting wealth away from young Australians
Shane Wright is a senior economics correspondent and regular columnist.
Firing people can’t save Trump from the US economy’s unflattering realityShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent and regular columnist.
Why Australian mortgage holders are choosing to spend more and save lessMy colleague Shane Wright pointed out last week that some regulations just seem arbitrary.
How Canberra’s most popular book might influence my hunt for a first homeShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent.
Extra 40cm of bedroom space tells tale of changing perspectivesShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Think AI might mean a pay rise and a shorter workday? Think againShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Think this election’s ageing voter problem was bad? It’s only going to get worse
Shane Wright makes a valid point about Australians' views on sore losers in elections.
Don’t blame the system, just offer more to votersRead more of senior economics correspondent Shane Wright’s column here.
Donald Trump blocks Harvard from enrolling international students; Malcolm Turnbull criticises Coalition split; NAB CEO expects more interest rate cuts; Anthony Albanese announces NSW flood disaster reliefShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Australians can’t stand sore losersShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
An election of no substance? It’s time to call bollocksShane Wright is a senior economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Cash splashes and pork barrelling won’t save politicians this federal election, writes Shane WrightShane Wright is a tenor in the vocal ensemble.
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