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Since the Herald was first published in 1831, the editorial team has believed it important to express a considered view on the issues of the day for readers, always putting the public interest first.

Cash is no longer king, but it pays to keep it around
Editorial
Cash economy

Cash is no longer king, but it pays to keep it around

Few among us would not have felt the sting of a surcharge for using debit and credit cards, but the cost of banknotes and coins is a real and growing concern.

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After 1000 days of bloodshed, Ukraine faces a fresh risk

After 1000 days of bloodshed, Ukraine faces a fresh risk

The means by which the 47th US president plans to end the war triggered by Vladimir Putin is not at all clear.

  • The Herald's View
Social media giants must do more to protect Australians from scams
Editorial
Social media

Social media giants must do more to protect Australians from scams

Cybersecurity experts have warned that our ability to identify scams may be compromised by more sophisticated techniques, including the use of AI and deepfakes.

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The US may ‘go wild’, but Australia must protect vaccination sentiment
Editorial
Vaccination

The US may ‘go wild’, but Australia must protect vaccination sentiment

As the US faces the possibility of health policy driven by an anti-vaxxer, Australia must tackle rising vaccine scepticism following the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Give them a break: Cutting student debt is a good investment
Editorial
HECS

Give them a break: Cutting student debt is a good investment

While Australians should contribute to the cost of their tertiary education, the current system has imposed an unreasonable burden on many young people.

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Heritage must be balanced with amenity. And amenities

Heritage must be balanced with amenity. And amenities

Sydney must be careful not to lose the benefit of the places we try to protect.

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With 200,000 tonnes of clothes in landfill each year, rethink rather than return

With 200,000 tonnes of clothes in landfill each year, rethink rather than return

The fashion industry can only do so much to reduce its climate impact without the support of its customers. 

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A home-grown streaming giant should be a reason to celebrate

A home-grown streaming giant should be a reason to celebrate

Kick markets itself as more permissive than Twitch, the industry’s dominant live-steaming site, and it appears unwilling to enforce basic standards

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The medicinal cannabis business risks going up in smoke

The medicinal cannabis business risks going up in smoke

There are legitimate reasons cannabis has been legalised for medicinal purposes, but the industry has serious questions to answer about regulation, medical ethics and risks to consumers.

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Royal no-show by Australian premiers is disrespectful and childish
Editorial
Editorial

Royal no-show by Australian premiers is disrespectful and childish

While there might be millions of Australians who want a republic, the Australian Republic Movement is all but dead as a political force.

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Failure of all sides of politics to pick up the pieces after the Voice defeat is a national disgrace

Failure of all sides of politics to pick up the pieces after the Voice defeat is a national disgrace

It should not beyond our capacity to respect the referendum result but push on with other ways of helping Indigenous Australians.

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