Economic predictions, according to “official” narratives, for (the corporation  commonly known as )Australia in 2025, for your amusement and entertainment only. Take notes and compare this page with the outcomes at the end of 2025.

Have a think about how many of these points are for the people, and how many are to support Govcorp’s hidden agendas…

Economic Growth and Stability:

Economic predictions show Australia Inc. is expected to continue growing at a moderate pace. The country is likely to maintain steady growth, driven by key sectors such as mining, agriculture, education exports, and technology. However, global economic uncertainties (e.g., economic slowdowns in key trade partners like China or the US) could create challenges.

As of recent years, Australia Inc. has faced inflationary pressures. In 2025, the central bank will likely continue adjusting interest rates to manage inflation while fostering economic growth.

Trade and the China Relationship:

Australia’s trade relationship with China remains pivotal. Despite some political tensions, trade in commodities like iron ore and coal should remain strong. However, diversification efforts (into markets like India, Southeast Asia, and Europe) will continue to be emphasized.

Geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific region (especially concerning Taiwan and China’s rise) could impact trade and security dynamics in Australia, which may lead to a recalibration of foreign policy and trade strategies.

Economic Predictions for Labour and Immigration:

Australia’s labour market is expected to stay robust, with continued demand for skilled workers, especially in sectors such as technology, healthcare, construction, and education. Immigration will likely play a crucial role in addressing govcorps’ narrative of labour shortages, particularly in high-demand industries.

However, the country will face the challenge of addressing workforce gaps while balancing public sentiment on immigration policies.

Climate Change and Energy Transition:

The Corporation of Australia’s efforts to transition to renewable energy and address climate change will be accelerated by both domestic policy and international pressures. By 2025, Australia will likely see increased investments in solar, wind, and hydrogen energy.

The government’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 could lead to significant shifts in the energy sector, including a decline in coal dependence and greater focus on green technology.

Housing Market:

The Australian housing market has been experiencing high demand, particularly in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne, with rising prices. There may be some cooling in the property market in the short term. Economic predictions show affordability will still be a major issue for younger Australians, leading to possible policy interventions such as affordable housing schemes and changes to taxation on property.

Socio-Political Predictions for Australia in 2025

Political Landscape of the duopoly “one party”:

The Australian Labor Party (ALP) is expected to remain in power at the federal level, following their 2022 victory. By 2025, ALP’s policies, particularly around climate action, healthcare, and housing, will likely continue to shape the political landscape.

Just to keep the charade going, and fool the populous, there could be significant pressure from the opposition (likely the Liberal Party or other right-wing groups) on issues like taxation, energy policy, and immigration, especially if economic challenges persist.

A key political issue by 2025 could be the handling of Australia’s relationship with the United States, China, and regional security concerns, especially as the US’s global influence may undergo changes.

Corporate push for Indigenous Rights and Voice to Parliament:

The corporation’s push for constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians and the establishment of a “Voice to Parliament” will likely remain a major socio-political issue. This is a keystone in the move for a one-world government, not for the people.

The referendum on the Voice in 2023 saw mixed results, but by 2025, Indigenous rights advocacy may continue to grow, potentially driving new political movements or reforms.

[Note for the uninformed – This is not about Indigenous rights, it’s a matter of removing sovereignty – which is why the government keep pushing something the people don’t want or need.]

Australia’s ongoing reconciliation process with its Indigenous population will remain a key point of contention and progress, shaping national dialogue on race, justice, and equality. Because a house divide is a house conquered.

Economic Predictions, Social and Equality:

By 2025, issues like income inequality, housing affordability, and gender equality will continue to influence public discourse.

Australia’s socio-political climate will likely be shaped by calls for greater social justice, better access to healthcare, and addressing systemic inequalities within the education and employment sectors.

Economic predictions of rising living costs, especially in major urban areas, may lead to increased activism and calls for systemic reform in social policies.

Technology and Privacy:

Australians will likely face challenges related to data privacy, cybersecurity, and the regulation of tech giants like Google and Facebook. With increased reliance on technology, social media regulation will be a growing issue, particularly concerning misinformation, hate speech, and online privacy.

Advances in AI, automation, and digital transformation could reshape sectors like banking, retail, and education, with both positive and disruptive effects on employment and society.

Healthcare and Aged Care:

Australia’s public “healthcare” system, Medicare, will face increasing pressure due to an aging population and rising healthcare costs. In 2025, healthcare reform might be a key issue, particularly around funding, resource allocation, and the efficiency of the system.

[This narrative will be used to push for more excuses to lawfully murder the elderly.]

The aged care sector, which has been under scrutiny in recent years due to reports of neglect and underfunding, will likely see continued reforms aimed at improving care standards and outcomes for the elderly.

Security and Geopolitics:

The corporation of Australia’s role in regional security, particularly its alignment with the US and its stance on issues like Taiwan, will likely be a critical theme by 2025.

There is also the growing concern of cyber threats from state and non-state actors.

Australia’s increasing defense spending and its participation in international alliances like the Quad (with the US, Japan, and India) may continue to impact domestic politics and public sentiment regarding security and foreign policy.

Economic Predictions in Conclusion

Australia Inc. will likely continue to face a range of challenges and opportunities.

Economic predictions that Govcorp’s economy is expected to be steady, driven by key industries like resources, agriculture, and renewable energy.

Socially, the country will see ongoing debates over inequality, Indigenous rights, and the impacts of technological change. These are essential to distract the   focus of the general population from real issues at hand. Divide and conquer. Destroy communities and social fabric.

Politically, the ALP is likely to maintain the illusion of being in power. Issues of climate change, healthcare, and housing will remain central to controlling the official narrative.

Globally, Australia govcorp will need to navigate an increasingly complex geopolitical environment. Balancing relationships with major powers like the US and China while focusing on regional security and economic diversification.

[Note the “official” narrative makes no mention of the incoming US presidential influences…]