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Gentrifying the workers’ party
BEHOLD the middle-class warriors clad in proletarian clothing.
Bunyip aristocracy’s bad housekeeping
THE appointment of an advocate to look after the public interest is deeply offensive.
No joke to offend Coalition
A PM once proud to call herself a ranga is leading the nation in a colourless direction.
Think what you like
RIGHTS commissions start out cute but turn out ugly.
Avoiding Guantanamo on the Molonglo
HUMAN rights in the jail that dare not speak its name.
Dam decision was turned into a travesty
THE tusked frog may be safe; too bad about the coral.
Damned if we don’t
IN the days the wilderness was tamed, not worshipped, dams were a symbol of nation building at its most heroic.
Cheap credit creates education bubble
THE HECS magic pudding proved to be a game-changer.
Looking down on the nation
FOR Labor, the class struggle is now based on education, not income.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/nick-cater/page/70