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Value the independent voices in parliament

Value the independent voices in parliament

Andrew Wilkie regrets signing a deal with Julia Gillard when she didn’t follow through with gambling reform and says the independents would be well advised to stay independent.

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The pen may have run out, but not the measure of the man
Opinion
Letters

The pen may have run out, but not the measure of the man

Readers mourn and celebrate the life and work of much-loved cartoonist Michael Leunig.

Ban masks at protests to show courage of convictions
Opinion
Letters

Ban masks at protests to show courage of convictions

Readers discuss proposed Victorian protest laws.

Dutton’s nuclear plan based on many, many assumptions
Opinion
Letters

Dutton’s nuclear plan based on many, many assumptions

Readers discuss the holes in Peter Dutton’s detail for this nuclear energy plans.

‘The noise is horrendous’: Neighbours call out Andy Lee’s mansion renovation

‘The noise is horrendous’: Neighbours call out Andy Lee’s mansion renovation

Everyone loves TV funny guy Andy Lee. Except anyone living anywhere near his massive mansion renovation, which involves a tunnel and 7.7-metre basement.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Wave of hope largely lost in undertow of shortcomings
Opinion
Letters

Wave of hope largely lost in undertow of shortcomings

Readers discuss Anthony Albanese’s leadership.

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When trust goes bust: how we bind during a crisis and break in the aftermath

When trust goes bust: how we bind during a crisis and break in the aftermath

Australians back their governments at times of national peril, then dump them when it’s over. Who will they blame in 2025?

  • by George Megalogenis
Cruel decisions and putrid political ploys
Opinion
Letters

Cruel decisions and putrid political ploys

Readers discuss political expediency, self-interest and “weakness in Australia’s democracy”.

The strange events at Parliament House in Canberra this week point to a larger problem

The strange events at Parliament House in Canberra this week point to a larger problem

If our leaders lack the ambition to make their case to the nation, our democracy will become less fit for purpose.

  • The Herald's View
Shattered and betrayed by Albanese’s political moves
Opinion
Letters

Shattered and betrayed by Albanese’s political moves

Readers discuss our elected leaders’ behaviour in an eventful week in Canberra.

This high-energy restaurant from a star Melbourne group has Canberra talking
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Carlotta

This high-energy restaurant from a star Melbourne group has Canberra talking

Melbourne’s Lucas Restaurants group’s first Canberra venture, Carlotta, has pulled out all the stops, with a talented chef, wood-fired oven and house-made pasta.

  • by Terry Durack

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