All rational argument derailed
The business case for a 12km light rail track in Canberra is just fantasy.
Nick Cater
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IPCC is science’s FIFA
Despite all the false alarms, global warming remains irresistible to some.
Civilised discourse is citizenship path
We seem to be on the same page as many Muslims.
Creeping fairness a blow to ALP
Some in the ALP know better, but is Shorten listening?
Where the ‘dark force’ is welfare
Beyond Struggle Street’s poverty lies the entrenchment of a culture of hopelessness.
Moral panic is a frightening force
UWA’s backdown on Bjorn Lomborg’s climate centre exposes a dangerous trend.
Voters reward Cameron’s reform agenda
To win a majority in his own right, as David Cameron may yet do, will be regarded as the modern equivalent of a landslide.
Labor must tackle rorts
Bill Shorten loves a good crisis, real or imagined. Here’s one he can help fix.
Leader has no time for reality
The mantras of Bill Shorten and Ed Miliband remind us the politics of envy is still alive.
Voters lose when tail wags dog
The democratic process cannot continue to be held hostage by minor senators.
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