Analysis
- Analysis
- Aged care
What’s the difference between retirement villages and aged care?
While both can provide you with accommodation and care, that’s where the similarities often end, and knowing which is which can help inform your choices.
- Rachel Lane
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- Analysis
- Reds
Injury chaos and looming Wallabies call: Can the Reds still end the drought?
Queensland have hit a speed bump after an emphatic start to the season. So where do the Reds need to improve to keep their title hopes alive?
- Nick Wright
- Analysis
- NRL 2025
Penrith are already 1-5 and battling, but a whole new world of hurt is coming
Penrith’s salary cap squeeze has the champion club in pain and the end of their premiership dynasty is looming. Especially given what’s around the corner in the NRL.
- Dan Walsh
- Analysis
- China relations
Xi’s neighbourly charm offensive touches a raw nerve for Trump
Donald Trump has already hit out at Xi Jinping’s visit to Vietnam, accusing the two sides of “trying to figure out, ‘How do we screw the United States of America?’ ”
- Lisa Visentin
- Analysis
- Collectables
Bold and chunky, ’80s knits are back in fashion (if you can afford them)
Knitwear reached its zenith in the 1980s, but its oversized and asymmetrical style has started to appeal to a younger audience.
- Stephen Crafti
- Analysis
- Australia votes
We thought Trump was dragging down Peter Dutton. Now we know why
We now have hard data on how the US president is reshaping the Australian election.
- David Crowe
- Analysis
- Russia-Ukraine war
Trump excuses Russian ‘mistake’ as Putin digs in for deeper, longer war
Under the disguise of ceasefire negotiations, Moscow is using the lull in Western aid and growing US political fractures to its advantage.
- Rob Harris
- Analysis
- AFL 2025
The unheralded Cat helping one of the AFL’s best midfield duos shine: Key takeouts from round five
Also in this week’s edition of key takeouts, what to make of the Blues after their first win of the season, and the fixture the AFL should run back next season.
- Jon Pierik
- Analysis
- Australia votes
‘Pretty regressive’: Labor and Coalition housing policies explained
Grattan Institute housing expert Brendan Coates says new policies may help some people into the housing market, but a majority are still being left behind.
Spencer Leniu and JT. There’s your next State of Origin storyline
When Spencer Leniu and Johnathan Thurston next clash, one will be wearing a NSW jersey and the other sitting on the Maroons bench as an assistant coach.
- Christian Nicolussi
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