This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Australian economy, focusing on several key aspects. It begins by critically evaluating the use of the unemployment rate as the sole indicator of labour market performance, highlighting the limitations and suggesting alternative indicators such as labour market churn, job openings, and participation rates. The report then examines the Australian government's plan to increase national infrastructure spending, discussing the long-run effects on productivity using a general equilibrium model. The analysis extends to the impact of federal budget decisions, specifically personal tax cuts for low and middle-income earners, utilizing an income-expenditure framework to assess the effects on output and consumption. Furthermore, the report discusses the wealth generated by booming housing and stock markets, offering insights into monetary policy and inflation targeting. The report concludes with a summary of the findings and provides references to support the analysis.