Dam decision was turned into a travesty
THE tusked frog may be safe; too bad about the coral.
Nick Cater
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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.
Switched-on strings
RICHARD Tognetti is about to lift the roof in concert halls across the nation with Brett Dean’s new composition for electric violin.
Victory of the bagmen
TODAY’S social reformers’ consciences might be clear but their wheely bins are dirty.
Do-gooder laws nothing but a drag
RUBBERY figures are used to support the nanny state.
Believe it or not
FOR a disgruntled minority of Australian citizens, tomorrow’s Christian celebration is not an occasion for rejoicing.
Our cash pays for the ABC’s comment
BIAS is an issue, especially when funding is in doubt.
Whitlam Labor’s problems with women
IT’S Time was not a celebration but, rather, an attempt to hide Gough Whitlam’s weaknesses.
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