Decision would change the nation
Allowing assisted suicide opens the way to euthanasia creep.
Editorials
NZ Labour’s Pyrrhic victory
Important economic gains of recent years are in jeopardy.
History students deserve better
Significant events, fundamental to the nation, are not taught.
X marks too many spots
Populist Nick Xenophon bites off too much with too little.
The end of negative politics?
Malcolm Turnbull’s plan is promising but faces a perilous path.
UN human rights reform vital
Australia should bring balance and credibility to the agency.
Trump right to pressure Iran
Tehran’s support for terrorism and Assad is deplorable.
The musicians’ journalist
Iain Shedden was a drummer and writer who knew his product.
Real costs of renewable energy
Malcolm Turnbull must choose cheaper power over all else.
Pyongyang’s demented rhetoric
Australia’s security lies in working with our regional allies.
Tax cuts beat ‘picking winners’
Consumers like the idea of renewables, but don’t want to pay.
Recalling the tragedy of 1917
It is ‘very Australian’ that the achievements of Australia’s greatest general, John Monash, have been under-recognised
Restoring the art of the deal
Albert Namatjira’s cultural legacy is now in the right hands.
Aussie racing scales new heights
Today’s $10 million Everest race is a boon for the sport of kings.
Labor must stand up to unions
Solidarity seems on the march in Queensland and Victoria.
Turkey spurns former allies
Authoritarianism is rife under the Erdogan regime.
Middle Australia under pressure
Flat wages growth and tax rises are squeezing budgets.
Victoria’s slack sentencing
Australians know 3½ years’ jail for incest is pitifully low.
Protecting academic integrity
Australia has much to offer international students.
The cost of cutting emissions
Choices await as we cannot have our energy cake and eat it.
Climate evangelists reduce debate
Tony Abbott deliberately has sparked a vigorous argument.
Hollywood culture in disrepute
Harvey Weinstein has embarrassed senior Democrats.
Allocate the GST more simply
Turnbull shaping to give voters clear energy choice.
You may say I’m a dreamer …
Nobel Peace Prize goes to hope rather than achievements.
PM to give clear energy choice
Renewable subsidies are failing as price and reliability suffer.
Spaniards must compromise
A divided nation would be a blow for Europe and the West.
Kiwis at a political crossroads
Winston Peters should be guided by the voting outcome
Queensland can’t afford a dud
One Nation preferences will be crucial in the coming poll.
The X factor in SA poll
One politician should not be left to control three chambers.
Unity vital on US foreign policy
Iran remains a dangerous influence in the Middle East.
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