We use innovative educative means to build a greater understanding of the economic forces that shape our lives. Events such as Speed Renting, the True Cost Economics Forum and the I Want to Live Here film competition are a few of the means we use to awaken people's interest in why their wallet's are empty.

Once people understand the power of economic reform, we hope to re-tool the tax system so that greater affordabilty, sustainability and sensibility is possible.

Join the Renegade Economists - don't believe the snow-job: economics is essential not dismal, primal not technical. Everyday people can and should understand it.

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Education on economics, understandings built on how we can have sef-funding public transport and infrastructure, walkable re-localised communities with sustainable housing.

We promote Community Land Trusts and will continue to lobby for their implementation.

We have had some major breakthroughs in terms of press, with at least 6 artices in the Age and other key mediums over the last year. As the GFC threatens the communities interests, a yearning for deep seated reform is building.

• lobbied Vanuatuan politicians and received support

• successful Economics for Activists lecture series

• interest in Community Land Trusts takes off

• buiit volunteer team into a group of go-getters

• Renegade Economists podcast taking off

• Speed Renting achieves national press 

• membership record broken