It’s the biggest cause of arguments between parents and kids — how much time they spend scrolling on their phones — which is why it’s time the Government stepped up and helped, argues Julie Cross.
Australians understand that false claims spread at speed and scale on social media. Conspiracy theories go from fringe to mainstream in a matter of hours, and can put lives at risk, argues Michelle Rowland.
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David Crisafulli’s carefully crafted small-target campaign has been blown open by a crossbench hand grenade, writes Paul Williams.
Treasurer Cameron Dick was scathing about a Brisbane City Council blowout that turned out to be much more modest than his own, writes the editor.
The Quad leaders didn’t mention China once by name in their 6000-word “Wilmington Declaration”, just noting “our serious concern about the militarisation of disputed features” and “intimidating manoeuvres in the South China Sea”.
Bad blood between the AFP and state police is jeopardising Australia’s capacity to halt the lucrative drug trade and keep the country safe, writes Mark Morri.
Shares are booming in Australia, the US and elsewhere, which is both tempting and scary for investors. Remember these rules.
The taxi cab rank in the Valley has been my saviour once or twice. But my ride (share) or die will always be Uber, writes reporter Isabella Pesch.
Queenslanders have long suspected that juvenile offenders who breach bail are treated too leniently. Now they know for sure, writes the editor.
With just weeks until the US election, Republicans are trying to change the rules with an audacious plot that could spark chaos, writes US Correspondent Tom Minear.
It’s all well and good for the veterans of the Hawke-Keating era to complain that the current Labor government is “mired in mediocrity”, but time and again we’ve shown that’s what the Australian public wants.
On every score, the federal government is taking us in the wrong direction – and even old Labor stalwarts know it too, writes Peta Credlin.
I was threatened with violence by two parents whose kids were out of control at the supermarket, just for doing the right thing, writes Kylie Lang.
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