Stephen Mayne

There's endless work and endless new government contracts.

It's the care economy.

It's a big growing part.

But, you know, it's always nice on the podcast to get a new policy question like Aussie Post gouging people and this point about the lack of indexation of the number one tax benefit designed to make the charitable sector do well and be attractive.

It hasn't been indexed for more than 20 years and, you know,

There you go.

We learn something on the Money Cafe, Alan, hopefully.

Every week, hopefully, when you're in the gym talking to your best mate, you can say, I learned three things today.

And there you go.

Aussie Post, they should cut their prices, says Matt of Tamarama Music.

You know who's on the board?

Anastasia Palaszczuk.

She's the only political person on the Aussie Post.

Well, the rest are regular, solid corporate types.

But the minister ultimately controls some of those price changes.

So blame the politicians, not Aussie Post, I say.

And I'm Stephen May, contributor at Intelligent Investor, founder of Crikey and shareholder activist and we'll see you in a fortnight.

And I'm Stephen Mayne, contributor at Intelligent Investor, founder of Crikey and shareholder activist.

And we are the Money Cafe, Alan.

It's all happening.