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Biden’s curb on bomb delivery could be a catalyst to end Rafah standoff

US President Joe Biden’s announcement to stop supplying weapons to Israel should it launch an all-out assault on the city of Rafah delivers a...

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Same-sex families don’t just belong in Newtown: they belong everywhere

The ugly topic of censorship made an unwelcome return to the headlines this week, when the Herald published an article about Cumberland Council voting...

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Chalmers’ challenge: Hard-headed budget discipline

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will deliver his third budget on Tuesday and the traditional routine of pre-budget announcements is in full swing. The...

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‘All options’ were on the table to tackle DV, but now the most obvious one is off

For nearly a fortnight, the NSW government has told us “all options are on the table” to combat the crisis of men murdering, assaulting and raping...

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Domestic violence package is a good start – but much more is needed

The Minns government’s first wave of reforms aimed at tackling the escalating domestic and family violence crisis is a strong step in the right...

05.05.2024 20

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Time to stop wielding the wrecking ball on our heritage

An increased commitment to the preservation of historically significant sites and architecture in Sydney can only be commended in a city where there...

04.05.2024 10

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This is a war on women. We must mobilise the resources to prevail

It’s nearly two weeks since the shocking death of Molly Ticehurst, allegedly at the hands of her partner in Forbes, sparked outrage about the...

03.05.2024 20

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Australia needs to ditch its dinosaur attitudes – but Molly Ticehurst shouldn’t have paid the price to make it happen

“Every parent wants their child to change the world, but not at this cost,” Tony Ticehurst told mourners at the funeral for his daughter, Molly,...

02.05.2024 40

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Tackling domestic violence is welcome but women have heard it before

There was a very revealing moment near the start of the prime minister’s media conference on Wednesday after a national cabinet meeting to discuss...

01.05.2024 20

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Consumers pay the price as Bonza fights to survive

Bonza boss Tim Jordan had to go overseas to find a backer for his plan to crack Australia’s domestic aviation market. He envisioned an airline...

30.04.2024 40

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Consumers pay the price as Bonza fights to survive

Bonza boss Tim Jordan had to go overseas to find a backer for his plan to crack Australia’s domestic aviation market. He envisioned an airline...

30.04.2024 30

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Consumers pay the price as Bonza fights to survive

Bonza boss Tim Jordan had to go overseas to find a backer for his plan to crack Australia’s domestic aviation market. He envisioned an airline...

30.04.2024 20

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Consumers pay the price as Bonza fights to survive

Bonza boss Tim Jordan had to go overseas to find a backer for his plan to crack Australia’s domestic aviation market. He envisioned an airline...

30.04.2024 30

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New consumer laws needed to protect us from forever chemicals

Australians generally expect that when companies sell a product not only will it work but also it won’t harm them. And that when there’s a...

29.04.2024 30

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New consumer laws needed to protect us from forever chemicals

Australians generally expect that when companies sell a product not only will it work but also it won’t harm them. And that when there’s a...

29.04.2024 10

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New consumer laws needed to protect us from forever chemicals

Australians generally expect that when companies sell a product not only will it work but also it won’t harm them. And that when there’s a...

29.04.2024 20

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New consumer laws needed to protect us from forever chemicals

Australians generally expect that when companies sell a product not only will it work but also it won’t harm them. And that when there’s a...

29.04.2024 20

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Time to tackle this crisis in our community

The public discussion about gendered violence in the past week, triggered by the deaths of NSW woman Molly Ticehurst and Victorian woman Emma Bates,...

27.04.2024 20

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Sydney’s shark nets will be removed for winter. They should not be reinstalled

There is no greater psychological threat underpinning Sydney’s beach culture than the lurking fear of sharks, despite the fact the city has had only...

26.04.2024 10

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How many more women have to die before we get serious about this epidemic?

How many more women have to be beaten to a pulp, strangled, stabbed, shot, drowned or set fire to before Australia gets serious about confronting the...

25.04.2024 10

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Hard lessons of war seem so easy to forget amid sabre-rattling

“Gaza doctors save baby from womb of mother killed in Israeli airstrike,” said the headlines. The pictures on television showed the feeble newborn...

24.04.2024 10

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Short-sighted lack of support for Ukraine could come at cost to Australia

The Albanese government’s lukewarm support for Ukraine in its fight against the evil Russian President Vladimir Putin has been a source of...

23.04.2024 10

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Coalition meltdown casts doubt on Dutton’s nuclear plan

Peter Dutton’s elevation to the Liberal Party leadership introduced a nuclear twist to the climate wars that have roiled Australian politics for the...

22.04.2024 10

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Coalition meltdown casts doubt on Dutton’s nuclear plan

Peter Dutton’s elevation to the Liberal Party leadership introduced a nuclear twist to the climate wars that have roiled Australian politics for the...

22.04.2024 20

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Coalition meltdown casts doubt on Dutton’s nuclear plan

Peter Dutton’s elevation to the Liberal Party leadership introduced a nuclear twist to the climate wars that have roiled Australian politics for the...

22.04.2024 20

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Coalition meltdown casts doubt on Dutton’s nuclear plan

Peter Dutton’s elevation to the Liberal Party leadership introduced a nuclear twist to the climate wars that have roiled Australian politics for the...

22.04.2024 20

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Impact of GST carve-up reveals urgent need to fix a bad system

A speech by NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey to be delivered today to the McKell Institute details how the shortfall in GST revenue allocated to NSW will...

21.04.2024 30

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After a week of horror, remember what matters most

Smell the air. Count the clouds. Kick a ball with the children. Call that friend you’ve been meaning to catch up with. Take the time to watch the...

20.04.2024 10

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Government beginning to look impotent in its failure to rein in X

The response of politicians to the growing repugnance to social media’s malign influence following the Sydney stabbings is big on rhetoric, but a...

19.04.2024 20

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For pity’s sake, it’s time to bring Assange saga to an end

Julian Assange has always polarised opinion. Now his long-running saga to avoid extradition to the US has triggered a renewed sense of pity over his...

18.04.2024 10

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Star casino’s bluff poker is a short-term end game

The management of Sydney’s Star casino continues to labour under the delusion it can treat the authority charged with regulating the industry with...

17.04.2024 10

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Blind faith cannot justify attacks on police and paramedics

The second violent attack to rattle our city in as many days – the knifing and ensuing riot at a western Sydney church – has cast a blasphemous...

16.04.2024 10

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Why governments should subsidise household batteries to go with solar

15.04.2024 20

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A salute to the bravery displayed at Bondi Junction

On Saturday, as reports started emerging about the Bondi Junction mass stabbing, across Sydney people started phoning or texting to reassure loved...

14.04.2024 10

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Our track record in medical innovation can only be maintained with funding support

Medical research in Australia plays a vital role in ensuring the health and wellbeing of the population and our track record is impressive. We can...

14.04.2024 10

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Conscripting war memorial into the political sphere is out of order

Just as the people in the electorate of Cook vote in Saturday’s byelection comes another reminder that Scott Morrison, the MHR who represented them...

12.04.2024 20

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Power to the renters: Demographic changes give them new clout

For many Sydneysiders, renting or trying to rent is a brutal reminder of their true powerlessness in a society that values homeownership as shelter...

11.04.2024 8

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Minns must explain how cutting school budgets is in Labor’s DNA

Reports that NSW public schools will have their budgets slashed by up to $148 million at first glance risks making a mockery of Premier Chris Minns’...

10.04.2024 6

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No discrimination in the trenches of Tobruk, but back home it hit hard

On the anniversary of one of Australia’s greatest war achievements, the Australian War Memorial has found that the most recognised of all the...

09.04.2024 10

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The squalor of buying a scoop undermines good journalism

The ever-growing cluster of self-immolation surrounding the Lehrmann case has now remorselessly spread to journalism, thrusting it into the...

08.04.2024 10

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Political rhetoric on supermarkets went further than mandatory code

Many Australians have run out of money and sympathy for major supermarket chains but the first of an array of inquiries aimed at promoting competition...

08.04.2024 10

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The days of living by the sword in the Middle East must end

Six months ago tomorrow, Hamas’ furtive and obscene October 7 attack, replete with murder, rape and kidnapping, prompted widespread sympathy for...

05.04.2024 10

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On-screen chemistry helps explain how the chemistry went wrong

Hollywood may imitate life but occasionally, it can shine a light and illuminate a shadowy and unacknowledged world kept hidden by lawsuits, spin...

04.04.2024 20

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Play it again, Sam: A second woman goes to Yarralumla

The announcement that businesswoman and women’s advocate Samantha Mostyn is to become Australia’s next governor-general is a further sign that...

03.04.2024 7

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Councils must resist noisy NIMBYs

The so-called Not In My Backyard (NIMBY) forces have chalked up some dubious triumphs in Sydney over the years. But there are few so ludicrous as the...

02.04.2024 3

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No excuse for not fixing parliament’s untouchable culture

The possibility that federal politicians could be docked up to 5 per cent of their base salary for misbehaviour is a contentious but welcome piece of...

01.04.2024 10

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Three key reasons why the Steve Jackson hiring matters

Well, wasn’t that totally predictable? Less than a fortnight after the appointment of a controversial Seven Network producer to an executive role at...

01.04.2024 10

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They are among the most trusted members of our community. They deserve support

They are a reassuring presence in times of crisis, rising to the occasion when Australians are most in need. Whether it’s bushfires, floods or a...

30.03.2024 10

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The proof that Minns’ housing policy is the right call

With many empty-nesters staying put as their children leave home, possibly to join immigrants moving to greenfield suburbs, the population crush is...

29.03.2024 10

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Alice Springs cannot be allowed to remain in a cycle of despair

The imposition of a two-week youth curfew in Alice Springs following an outbreak of violence has again exposed Australia’s dark heart ruined by the...

28.03.2024 7

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