These Tests really do matter
The Welsh are well and truly back as an international force and but the Wallabies maintain a healthy recent history.
Opinion
North are finally catching on
The annual pilgrimage to northern hemisphere takes on renewed significance with the rise of England and Ireland.
Meeting expectations in China
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have established strong ties.
Double standards inflame crisis
Our Constitution is sensible and politicians should comply.
Lateline’s slow death
Best to kill off Lateline today. Plus: Fairfax – independent, sometimes; and hello! Lisa Millar!
MPs hiding in camouflage
The solution being offered in an era of dual-citizenship confusion is merely cover for MPs still hiding under rocks.
Coles deal alters face of super
Some 300,000-plus retail employees are set to gain what union power has blocked for decades: a choice of super funds.
‘Three word slogans? Dumb bogans’
Good in a crisis or deadset dud? What readers had to say about Turnbull’s tanty, gun nuts and Dasher’s pub grubs.
No more Mr Nice Guys in debacle
The gloves are off in the citizenship row. The key principle applied in the early months will be cast aside.
Hopes may swim with the fishes
Tim Nicholls is battling to protect the traditional LNP stronghold along the Gold Coast tourist strip.
Leftie panic in fight on SSM bills
And Karl Stefanovic is not going to be on Malcolm Turnbull’s Christmas list this year.
Services, investment the winners
Trade agreements can be important to many industries without showing up in aggregate trade numbers.
Adani flip could cost Premier
Annastacia Palaszczuk may well have shored up a couple of inner Brisbane seats but risks many more in the far north.
Lack of vision sets up an ambush
The renaissance of Pauline Hanson shows politics is no longer a two-horse race.
US allowing China to fill void
China has stepped into what many see as an America-sized void left behind in Southeast Asia.
Wind farm affront to our fallen
Australian losses at Bullecourt were staggering, but the worst was still to come.
‘Deplorables’ still stuck on Trump
Donald Trump has tweeted his thanks to ‘all of the deplorables’ who voted him in last year.
Paralysis needs resolution
After five months of chaos, time has run out for both leaders.
A story of human achievement
It’s time to revive serious study of Western civilisation.
Battlefield no site for wind farm
A century on, that French field is sacrosanct to Australians.
Fake facts undone by history
Sally McManus overlooks the crisis in productivity that puts a brake on incomes.
Anniversary marred by polls
While the polls might be swinging the way of the Democrats, it’s not all doom and gloom for the US President.
True blue? No. They’re yellow
The footage of 100 per cent Australian senator Sam Dastyari being harassed in a pub is sickening for its malice and its cowardice.
End the citizenship uncertainty
With all due respect, your honours, this black-letter ruling has created a nightmare.
No easy options over Kim
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will today discuss the options to deal with North Korea.
March mini-election on cards
A mini-March election is on the cards, and it could make or break the Turnbull government.
No senators going postal
Religious freedoms must be protected. But what will make the hard right happy if Yes wins?
Fake news inflaming gullibility
Russia’s role in Donald Trump’s election victory is moving increasingly to centre stage.
‘An insult to all who fell’
Plans to build a wind farm on Australian war graves is the ultimate test of ‘‘Lest We Forget’’.
From slaves to senators
The modern world is fixated on identity groups when we’re all basically the same.
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