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Ethnic tensions will complicate the Albanese government's multicultural policy reform

When ASIO boss Mike Burgess delivered his annual threat assessment earlier this year, he stressed the rising danger posed by espionage and foreign...

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Michelle Grattan

Seven's sins and why they matter for the rest of us

Seven has stations everywhere - a massive platform with free-to-air into so many regional areas. And it has buggered things up comprehensively. I...

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Jenna Price

If this were a men's issue, we would've solved it a generation ago

This year almost 3 million Australian women will find themselves in an age group where menopause is likely to affect their lives in some way. $0/...

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Steve Robson

Tasmania can use it's net-zero status for a low carbon manufacturing hub

Around Australia industry and government are positioning to be clean energy superpowers. Tasmania has a legitimate claim to be an existing clean...

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Jack Redpath

The magisterial wisdom of Justice Michael Lee

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Steve Evans

We have ongoing housing and aged crises. These issues are linked

In Australia we have a housing crisis and an aged care crisis and the two are, at least in part, connected. $0/ (min cost $0) Login or signup to...

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Rachel Lane

Salute those who run towards danger

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Steve Evans

Veteran homelessness is an old problem in need of a new fix

In 2024, one Veteran or widow/widower a week will either become homeless or be at risk of homelessness in Tasmania. $0/ (min cost $0) Login or...

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John Hardy

Moving to recognise Palestine comes at the worst possible time

Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong's speech at the ANU last week raised expectations that the Albanese government will recognise a Palestinian...

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Ahron Shapiro

Is the tide turning for the media in defamation cases?

A loud "phew!" echoed yesterday afternoon across newsrooms, broadcast studios and the lone desks of journalists who work at home. $0/ (min cost $0)...

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Crispin Hull

Bondi attack raises questions of our right to self-defence

When you think about workplaces where safety could be a significant issue, most of us think about the trades, heavy machinery operation,...

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Zoë Wundenberg

I long for the day we reach peak outrage

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John Hanscombe

Tassie footy going off the rails long before latest train smash

When Gillon McLachlan strolled out onto North Hobart Oval on May 3, 2023, fresh from persuading Tasmania to build him a third elite stadium, he...

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Rob Shaw

Finally, closure at last. But this war goes on

Finally - finally - we have closure. The saga which tore us apart, which made the divide between men and women in this country even greater, is...

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Jenna Price

Environmental decision making means a merits review

The Commonwealth government can be congratulated for introducing new legislation to create an Administrative Review Tribunal to replace the...

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Joel Townsend And Kim Rubenstein

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