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Arms, the Arms Trade Treaty and Australia's UN Security Council ambitions

Twelve years ago, Australia was campaigning for a seat on the United Nations Security Council. Part of our pitch to other nations was our...

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John Tilemann

This would have to be one of the worst government decisions of 2024

If there's any public policy omnishambles that could rival Australia's housing crisis, it's gas policy. And if there was a prize for the worst...

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Ebony Bennett

Turns out, fellow Canberrans, that the quiet life isn't so bad

Canberrans, are you getting enough silence in your lives? Login or signup to continue reading My latest online newsletter from Nautilus, the...

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Ian Warden

Achoo! The economy's caught a cold and splashing the cash can't fix it

During the recent presidential election, Donald Trump invited Americans to ask themselves whether they felt better off now, after four years of Joe...

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Jack Waterford

It's high time the tardy were taught a lesson about punctuality

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Garry Linnell

I love living in Dickson. But I shouldn't have to put up with abuse

"What's wrong with him, had too much to drink eh?," enquired the man who'd clearly had a few himself that morning. Login or signup to continue...

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Scott Hannaford

Here's the most repulsive thing about private education

How do we pick a school for our kids? Honestly, the level of anxiety around this is wild. School choice sends parents mad. Login or signup to...

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Jenna Price

This is why so many charities are at risk of failing

This Christmas will be tough for many families as the cost-of-living crisis continues to crunch household budgets hard. Login or signup to continue...

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David Crosbie

The new Defence and Veterans Services Commission has a big task ahead

The death by suicide of any Australian, including our veterans and current serving Australian Defence Force members, is a tragedy. Login or signup...

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Richard Marles

Labor has to grapple with Anthony Albanese's 'man problem'

Women and their issues were at the centre in the 2022 election. They were an important reason why Scott Morrison was turfed out of office. Login or...

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Michelle Grattan

You think corruption is costly? An even greater cost is piling up under our noses

Would you rather get a better bang for billions in spending or bash a pollie? Login or signup to continue reading Corruption, whether in...

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Amanda Vanstone

How to keep your health on track over the silly season

As the Christmas holidays approach, many Australians risk overlooking essential medical appointments and care needs amid the holiday chaos. For...

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Mark Woodland

Hugh Marks is the new managing director of the ABC. Is he right for the job?

Aspects of Hugh Marks's record as chief executive of the Nine Entertainment Company raise questions about his suitability for the position of...

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Denis Muller

How victims of domestic abuse are extorted financially by their partners

The best way to bury an issue is to form a committee or announce an inquiry then issue a report that government will take considerable time to...

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Mark Gaetani

Why many homeowners are one disaster away from financial ruin this summer

As we enter the peak of summer with heightened risks of bushfires, storms, and extreme weather events, Australia is facing an underinsurance crisis...

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Tetiana George

Emotional support animals play a vital role in many lives

Must love dogs - the catchcry of the famous movie of the same name - holds particular meaning for a growing portion of our communities across...

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Zoë Wundenberg

At least there's one welcome development in Dutton's nuclear power policy

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's announcement on nuclear energy last week contained a welcome development. For the first time since about 1989, the...

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Crispin Hull

I spy with my little eye Le Carre's successor

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John Hanscombe

Physical fun a great fit for kids

A recent Finnish study illuminates how good physical fitness from childhood through adolescence is linked to better mental wellbeing in teenage...

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Tarnya Davis

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