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A justice or ‘injustice’ system? Legal commentator Morry Bailes makes some fearless predictions about what the years ahead hold for his...
A new study shows that when it comes to finding Australia’s future leaders, both major parties have a women problem, write Duncan McDonnell and...
The Federal Government is promising to improve standards in disability group homes, but Robbi Williams argues this form of housing is so flawed and...
We’re all paying for the State Government’s ‘influencer’ marketing so why won’t the State Government let us judge the return on investment?...
Child labour or a rare experience of great privilege? Ali Clarke argues that outrage about the lack of pay for certain crucial workers at the...
Urban infill in Adelaide isn’t a problem in itself – the real issue is the lack of accompanying investment in public transport and open space,...
Stamp duty penalises anyone buying their first house or moving to another, but state governments are dependent on the billions it rakes in. Joey...
Tesla sales and profits are rising, with new factories increasing production to keep up with demand. But with the company share price slumping and...
The extraordinary life of an Indigenous South Australian is revealed in a just-published memoir. Sandra Phillips examines the institutional racism...
Amid concerns about nations experiencing cascading and interconnected crises during an unsettled 2022, Susan Harris Rimmer examines areas to watch in...
Home ownership and investment is turbocharging personal wealth but renters and young people are being increasingly locked out. Brendan Coates and Joey...
Still on hollies? Grab a savvy b or cab sav and get comfy as linguistics experts Kate Burridge and Howard Manns have a crack at explaining the goss....
Hardline conservative Republicans today blocked their House of Representatives leader Kevin McCarthy’s sixth attempt to become Speaker, despite...
More young Australians are sexually active and exposed to sexting and online pornography. Helen Connolly argues that they deserve honest, open...
It’s a common but dangerous occurrence on Australian roads. Amanda Stephens explains the psychology of driving aggression and how to stay in...
What’s $5 billion and change between friends? The rapidly expanding budget for the final upgrade of South Road hasn’t been subjected to anywhere...
Before the internet, South Australians had a moustachioed weatherman and his useful guide to everything. Matthew Abraham channels the legend of Keith...
The ex-PM and Foreign Minister is well qualified for the pivotal US ambassador role but observers wait to see how his personal style fits within...
A Gillman site has been earmarked for a new prison amid estimates 800 more beds will be needed within a decade. Hannah March asks if examining who is...
Increasing the stock of affordable housing delivers immediate social and economic benefit but Michelle Gegenhuber argues that fundamental government...
Peter Malinauskas has invoked the memory of Sir Thomas Playford, but the legacy of South Australia’s longest-serving Premier contains a sobering...
‘Algorithmic punishment’ is one reason hotels are reluctant to undercut online booking agencies, but Peter Martin says there’s a simple way...
Beyond the challenging headlines of 2022, there are so many people who do wonderful things for others. Ali Clarke lists some selfless South...
The federal government’s returning to a pre-pandemic cap of 10 Medicare-funded visits to a psychologist will help the budget but not the many for...
The complexity of Australia’s energy mix, exports, spot prices and contracted supplies means in the quest to deliver cheaper power, the devil will...
The Premier’s latest nuclear foray had a half-life of 24 hours, but he doesn’t need to look far for the culprits who keep killing the debate,...
Many lawyers looked on with disbelief as a Renewal SA executive was twice prosecuted following an ICAC investigation, with both cases thrown out of...
After ordering an eighth straight interest rate rise, the Reserve Bank board won’t meet again until February. That will allow reflection on whether...
Rising rents and house prices have inflamed a spiral of homelessness in Australia’s cities and regions. Hal Pawson and Cameron Parsell argue that a...
With reviews into the planning code and urban forest, it’s time for the public to reinforce the importance of trees to the environment, economy and...
The way elections are won in Australia has changed and the Liberal Party is struggling to adapt. Matthew Abraham argues the party needs a radical...
Is it pandering to nostalgia or creatively reimagining the past? With some trepidation, Ali Clarke hopes that a remake of a television classic can...
South Australian taxpayers are funding two advertising campaigns about this week’s Adelaide 500 – and the messages are head-spinningly...
Labor’s victory in Victoria came despite a febrile personal campaign against Premier Dan Andrews, led by the local News Corp tabloid. Shaun Carney...
Peter Malinauskas has learned some lessons from his predecessor’s approach to a statewide emergency, but some things haven’t changed, argues...
Renters are being increasingly evicted for no cause while rents, bidding and bond values are on the rise. Shelter SA’s Alice Clark outlines the...
The billionaire’s methods of organisational change at the social media platform are a gold standard example of getting it wrong, writes Libby...
The Liberal Party is giving free kicks to the Andrews Labor Government due to the extreme views of some candidates who appear to be linked to...
The pandemic forced supervised, on paper exams and assessments online, but the cheating industry now threatens the integrity of student degrees and...
The Premier should have been laser-focused this week on supporting the storm-bashed areas of the state. Instead, argues Matthew Abraham, he took a big...
As population rises so too do concerns about sustainability and the future. Matthew Selinske, Leejiah Dorward, Paul Barnes and Stephanie Brittain...
The Murdoch media has turned on Donald Trump as he runs for president in 2024, but backing rivals could cause headaches with his base on Murdoch’s...
An audiobook giant’s business method reveals how big platforms maximise returns at artists’ expense, argue Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow. In...
Certain politicians are very happy to mingle religion and politics for their own ends. Matthew Abraham examines the unholy tactics used by the Left...
The state government’s rewriting legislation so it can bulldoze a state heritage precinct for a hospital destroys confidence in heritage protection...
As much as soaring energy cost will hit households, it makes economic sense for the Albanese Government not to fuel inflation with cost-of-living...
With the Parliament House rape trial aborted and to be reheard after a juror’s unauthorised internet research, UniSA’s Rick Sarre examines the...