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Editorials
A regional statesman bows out
Shinzo Abe’s successor has big shoes to fill in leading Japan.
Border tragedy must move hearts, minds
Travel bans are working against the national interest.
A vision of light over darkness
Trump’s pitch to US voters had a strongly patriotic flavour.
A crime that makes us recoil
Survivors of Tarrant’s massacre have been courageous.
National interest comes first in foreign relations
Governments and universities should be on team Australia.
Crisis opens new opportunities
Flexibility will be more important in post-COVID workplaces.
Feeding the chooks while Australians feel the pain
Lifting the 8pm-to-5am curfew would be a sensible first step.
Andrews emergency plan is a power grab too far
Principles of responsible government must be maintained.
Another Putin critic poisoned
Alexei Navalny is the latest Russian targeted for attack.
China’s campus mischief a wake-up call
The government faces a complex challenge to our interests.
Reopen borders for prosperity
Any easing of restrictions is welcome but we need far more.
Iran at a dangerous crossroads
The Middle East will be safer if the ayatollahs cannot rearm.
JobKeeper and IR critical to jobs rebound
The resumption of parliament should help drive recovery.
Lessons from NT Covid-19 poll
Territorians will benefit from having a stronger opposition.
Minimal progress on borders
Provincial thinking is impeding recovery from COVID-19.
Biden leaves big gaps on key policy issues
Democrats are relying on an ‘anyone but Trump’ factor.
ALP should be a broad church
Joel Fitzgibbon has unleashed a debate his party needs.
Pointless interstate border closures wreaking havoc
Business needs national cabinet to provide a circuit-breaker.
Google out to keep its free lunch
Tech giants should operate under normal business rules.
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