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Waves caused by Cyclone Alfred hitting a rockwall at Brunswick Heads.

If you can’t stand the heat, get out the ire

Albanese’s 2035 world is one where coral reefs are gone, properties are uninsurable, bushfires and floods are routine and the economic toll compounds year after year.

Illustration by Marija Ercegovac

Vulnerable pay the price for investment vehicles

Sectors that provide the care, support and safety need government oversight and ownership.

Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie.

Libs need to ditch Nationals and return to their roots

Cracks are appearing in the Coalition wall.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has pledged a government he leads would build seven nuclear plants.

Dutton’s ‘nuclear thought bubble’ needs to be popped

The anti-nuclear message needs to be hammered out to all Australians, writes Robert Hickey.

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Getting ahead with leadership.

Modern Labor is losing the battle of ideas

Whatever their faults, former PMs Turnbull, Abbott and Keating were all driven to change things.

Albert Bourla, chief executive officer of Pfizer Inc and board member of PhRMA, has long-standing links with US President Donald Trump.

Big pharma’s ill will

Trump’s move on the PBS has shown that the US alliance is over. We are now on our own.

Donald Trump has re-litigated America’s relationship with Europe, but he has undermined the Australian-US alliance.

Three cheers for Reaganomics in a sea of tariff storms

Ronald Reagan said that “trade strengthens the free world”, in 1988. Trump needs to heed that advice.

Illustration by Dionne Gain

Cometh the election hour, cometh the teals

While Labor and the Coalition are busy mud-slinging and one-upping each other, independent candidates and their volunteers are hard at work on the doorstep.

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