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The Federal Parliament delivered a rare display of bipartisan co-operation last week. The government and opposition successfully negotiated the...
The ACT has sensibly agreed to participate in the Albanese government's national gun buyback scheme launched in response to the devastating Bondi...
The troubled Australian National University has secured a highly regarded public servant to guide it through a major crisis of governance. Subscribe...
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Another sorry chapter has been written in the saga of the Canberra Institute of Technology's drawn-out leadership instability. Subscribe now for...
As Federal Parliament returns to Canberra after a five-week winter hiatus, the Albanese government is gambling with its credibility as it pushes for...
We are at the turning point of a revolution which will change all our lives and which some fear could go as far as to destroy human life on this...
When long-running speaker of the US House of Representatives Tip O'Neill popularised the maxim "all politics is local" in the 1980s, he...
The impending closure of the Hub Disability Day Program in Holt reveals a deeply troubling gap in support for some of Canberra's most vulnerable...
The release of the ACT Integrity Commission's Operation Kingfisher report has brought truth to a dark chapter in territory politics. After a...
Modern wars are not just fought on the land, in the air, or at sea. They are increasingly contested in real time in cyberspace. The bad news is that...
There was much to like in the Prime Minister's speech on the government's response to the challenges and opportunities created by artificial...
It's probably not something that is said very often, but hopefully we will be hearing sometime very soon from Energy Minister Chris Bowen....
This Thursday marks the very depths of the frosty months, dropping humanity right into the middle of the seasonal chill. Mid-year often feels like a...
How is it that just 10 months after the 13-hour Optus outage last September that shut down the triple-zero emergency service and was linked to at...
A quick glance at the daily news presents a grim picture of modern Australia. Headlines routinely suggest a nation permanently on the brink of...
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There is something both Monty Pythonesque and Groucho Marx-ist about the decision by two of the nine Climate 200-backed teals in the Parliament to...
A damning Auditor-General's report has exposed a startling lack of ministerial oversight over the Phillip pool saga, leaving the Woden community...
The sums paid to departmental secretaries and other top public servants have grown beyond the expectations of the public, but reform should be done...
While some of the criticism of the defence strategy announced by Defence Minister Richard Marles in Canberra on Thursday was so extreme as to render...
The fire that broke out at Viva Energy's Corio refinery near Geelong on Wednesday night could not have come at a worse time for Australians or...
The days of a cheap cappuccino, a familiar, affordable morning habit, are a rapidly fading memory, a quaint artefact of an era unlikely to return....
Angus Taylor's wide-ranging remarks on immigration on Tuesday were less of a policy statement than they were an illuminating insight into the...
While some might suggest it is impolite to say that the Nationals are slow learners determined to repeat previous costly mistakes, that is where the...
Donald Trump must be approaching his nadir. His attempts to spin an ephemeral ceasefire that might not even last until sundown into a "mission...
It would be an understatement to describe as pathetic the ACT government's response to this newspaper's revelations that dozens of shops...
The boy who told a reporter who asked why he was watching the launch of Artemis II: "Because we're going back to the freaking moon"...
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