This Month
Paying to tap and go should no longer be a fact of life
The RBA’s proposed reforms offer a considered way forward toward a more modern and competitive system that is more friendly to consumers and small businesses.
June
Tim Ayres is wrong. Unions should not control AI use in workplaces
The idea that trade unions should be able to exercise some sort of veto over the use of artificial intelligence is retrograde and risks Australia falling behind the rest of the world.
April 2021
Canberra can help bring Myanmar from brink of chaos
Myanmar’s military is losing control of the country it has seized. Regional diplomacy is now searching for a face-saving exit for the generals.
November 2020
Why Rudd is wrong about Australia's climate isolation
The former PM say greenhouse gas inaction risks making us a global pariah. In reality, Australia's technology-first approach to cutting carbon emissions is setting an example for the world.
January 2020
Iran's empire-building ambitions held at bay for now
Mass protests and an unpredictable US president have shaken the foundations of Iran's whole strategy.