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Why would anyone be surprised at Trump’s tariffs?
WHETHER Trump’s tariffs help, or ultimately hinder, the US economy, the one thing they shouldn’t have been is a shock to anyone, writes James Morrow.
Editorial: Sir Frank talks stadium sense
SIR Frank Lowy is not just a legendary Australian and one of the greatest success stories this country has ever produced, he also knows a thing or two about really big building projects — he believes we must rebuild the stadiums and need to build more transport infrastructure.
Editorial: Public schools make strides
ONCE upon a time, parents who wanted the best for their children would have to either hope their kids passed the entrance test for a selective school or pay hefty five-figure fees to put them in an elite private college. But nowadays it if often public schools outperforming private.
Editorial: No housing for drug criminals
IT would probably come as a surprise to many readers that drug dealers do not automatically forfeit their right to public housing if they are charged or convicted of narcotics-related offences. But new policy will bar known drug dealers from living in social housing towers in certain suburbs.
Editorial: More people, dearer houses
FOR some time the official consensus on Australia’s migration program has been that it is an unalloyed good that brings in more people to build businesses, grow our economy, fill jobs that would otherwise go begging, and take care of our ageing population.
Share bikes were always doomed to fail
DISCARDED share bikes are cluttering our streets. But it’s not because we’re such yobbos we can’t be trusted with a pushie, it’s because the model is fundamentally flawed, writes James Morrow.
Lamb off menu as Cash gets carried away
MICHAELA Cash’s biggest error, what can be done to clear mountains of share bikes and another murderer getting away with a minor sentence.
Critics will blame any issue on the rebuild
GREAT cities and great stadiums go hand-in-hand. From Rome’s Colosseum to London’s Wembley Arena to our own SCG, sporting arenas have always been bound up in the lives of a city’s people — and their government.
It’s time for a plebiscite on immigration
RUBBISHING Tony Abbott’s comments has become par for the course, but this time he may just have a point, writes James Morrow.
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