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Two major cases this week lead me to wonder if our country could learn some lessons from Indonesia, writes David Penberthy.
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Goers: ScoMo’s sins washed away in Scotty’s pitch to US market
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Maiden: Dumb budget backlash misses Albo’s messy admission
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Rising star Aussie city primed to cash in on Melbourne’s misery
Everything is up for debate in politics but there’s little argument to be had over the fact this place is being far better run, writes David Penberthy.
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Why Aussie expectations of wealth are ‘out of whack’
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Why negative gearing is a ‘no pain, no gain’ strategy
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Barefoot’s cracked the Xmas shopping code
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Most awkward thing about SATC reboot
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Barefoot’s tips to beat surging food bills
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Motherhood makes separating personal from professional difficult
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Red flag: Why Scott Pape’s not chasing a 17% crypto return
Scott Pape prays for his crypto critics, telling them any investment that offers a 17 per cent yield is a red flag that they are taking on an increased risk.
Albo goes for ‘Goldilocks zone’ on emissions
Anthony Albanese has opted for a 2030 emissions target that is not too soft and not too hard, writes David Mills.
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