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Count on Coalition under Dutton to live in the past

Well, those two weeks were quite the month, weren’t they? The headlines could cause whiplash; from a focus on the alternative prime minister’s...

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Amy Remeikis

Married at First Sight is the TV experiment gone too far

Content warning: this article mentions domestic abuse. Support is available. I recently caved and started watching Channel Nine’s Married at First...

07.03.2025 9

Jamie Bucirde

What would a minority government look like?

After the election, Australia is likely to have a minority government with the independents, who will hold the balance of power, negotiating each...

07.03.2025 10

Michael Keating

Bulk-billing boost just start of changes for Medicare

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced an $8.5 billion boost for Medicare to make bulk-billing available to all adults, not just concession...

06.03.2025 20

Don Edgar And Patricia Edgar

Post-Covid workforce is caring but less productive

In previous columns I described the consequences of Australia running out of workers. We lose a big cohort of Baby Boomers to retirement this...

05.03.2025 4

Simon Kuestenmacher

When should Australia say ‘enough’ to Trump?

As the Donald Trump administration sets about tearing up the foundations of the international order and US global leadership – discarding decades...

05.03.2025 20

David M Andrews

Dutton’s missteps undo his tough guy persona

For a self-promoted tough guy — particularly if it involves refugee women and children — Peter Dutton’s career has been marked by many instances of...

04.03.2025 60

Noel Turnbull

Australian workers are getting a better super deal

Super fund offerings to Australian workers have been massively improved over the past decade. In 2010, the typical super fund charged its members...

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