Does anyone really think a government that was deaf to economic logic during its first term will have found wisdom now that it thinks it has been vindicated by one of the biggest parliamentary majorities?
The Albanese government has not done enough within AUKUS to be a credible partner. And it has not done enough with our defence capabilities to be a credible alliance partner for the US.
The Pentagon’s review of AUKUS is more about pressuring Australia to spend more on defence than killing the nuclear submarine deal.
Once a compelling political show that set the news agenda, Q+A has been losing its edge. Now, after 17 years, the ABC has finally called time on a format that grew tired and … well, boring.
The fact is, the inchoate policies of Trump 1 led to the deeper integration of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, the so-called Crinks, to such a degree that they together form the biggest foreign security challenge to Trump 2.
Today’s anti-Zionists hope to achieve what force could not: revoking Jews’ political existence.
Chartwell was more than a retreat; there, the man who became Britain’s wartime PM gleaned insights into events in Germany.
A way out of our self-inflicted productivity crisis – if only we’re brave enough to take it.
Melbourne prelate Mykola Bychok’s spiritual journey has taken him from Soviet Ukraine to the conclave that chose the Pope.
In defence, we are the Mr Magoo nation, continuing on our way sublimely indifferent to the circumstances around us.
What does a conversation on cost of living look like to a 30-year-old single person trying to build a life for themselves?
As our economy meanders amid Trump’s global trade trauma, the long-running capital strike by corporate Australia is hurting everyone.
With both sides of politics now backing flexible work, business is being left to chart the course on its own. With two main factors complicating the challenge, the focus is now on how to shift an IR system to fit modern-day reality.
The Israeli Prime Minister has been revealed as a bold war leader – but he seems incapable of mobilising his gains.
We didn’t own Huxley; he owned us. And that sweet, boofy creature didn’t stay long enough.
Hamas has not only successfully infiltrated Gaza but also the Western media, with journalists across the world failing in their duty of fairly reporting Israel’s ongoing war.
There is a disturbing similarity in how the extreme left and right behave. But there is reason to believe this double dose of woke will inoculate America against something much worse.
The Liberal Party needs to reform its right flank into a contemporary, compassionate conservatism, devoted to fostering the common good and Australian national interest through universal human values.
Rather than amplifying wild claims, the PM should be offering aid expertise and resources.
I sincerely hope Anthony Albanese accepts the invitation to visit; he just may learn something.
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