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Planet Ark program manager
Alejandra Laclette warns of
the negative consequences of a suburban recycling collapse.

Planet Ark was unable to stay afloat in a harsh environment

The organisation, which has been at the forefront of working toward a sustainable future for Australia, has unexpectedly collapsed.

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Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton don’t see eye to eye on plenty of policy areas.

Dutton should not be our prime minister. But the Albanese government needs to be so much better

Who deserves to win on Saturday? The truth is neither Labor nor the Coalition have done much to inspire.

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Wallabies Head Coach Joe Schmidt.

Rugby Australia looks to have cured its coaching succession problem

Rugby Australia faces many challenges. But settling the coaching succession is a giant step into a brighter future.

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Clive Palmer at the official launch of the Trumpet of Patriots.

Trumpet of Patriots rush to preselection is proving a big risk

The Trumpet of Patriots choice of candidates in this federal election is leaving a lot to be desired.

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We should be proud of Welcome to Country ceremonies

The Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has inexplicably turned on something truly significant to Indigenous Australians.

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Eddie Obeid arrives at Darlinghurst court in 2016.

Obeid does time but his family benefits from the proceeds of his crime

The NSW Crime Commission cannot find the $30 million the former NSW Labor MP made from a corrupt coal licence deal.

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Why parents vote with their wallets to get kids into selective school

The state has created a two-tier public education system. But at what cost?

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AFR, GENERIC, BRISBANE Scales of Justice outside the District Court in Brisbane --- legal, law, QC, judge, litigation. Friday 25th July 2003 photo Louie Douvis

Courts have to prioritise protecting women rather than their attackers

The death in jail of a man with a history of violence who was allowed back into the community to kill highlights failures in the law enforcement and justice systems.

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ANZAC Day March, Sydney CBD, Thursday 25th of April 2024. Photo: Dion Georgopoulos / The Sydney Morning Herald

In our troubled times, Anzac Day has a profound meaning

This year’s Anzac Day takes place in a world that seems to be suffering collective amnesia about war after 80 years of relative peace.

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Trump shift on China tariffs only adds to the confusion he creates

US President Donald Trump’s ill-thought tariff polices look even sillier now he has floated lowering his 145 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods.

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