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In this Dollars & Sense episode highlight, Senior Economist Matt Grudnoff unpacks the debate around paying superannuation to underage workers, and why changes to the system could be coming.
It says a lot about who holds control in today’s world by how we talk about AI. The “inevitability” that surrounds the AI conversation – as in, there is no choice but to just adopt this technology, so get on board or get left behind – is, of course,...
So much of our politics is a distraction. And deliberately so. Fake fights over nuclear – no one in mainstream politics actually believes nuclear would ever happen, but both Labor and the Coalition are happy to fight over it, because it gives both a...
On this episode of After America , New Zealand-based journalist Anna Fifield joins Dr Emma Shortis to discuss the American media during Trump's
It may seem counter-intuitive, but Pauline Hanson and others in her far-right ilk may be among Australia’s most open politicians – at least when it comes to their agendas. Hanson does not care about the everyday Australian. She cares about what...
Labor’s national conference has come and gone as expected – without bloodshed or public disagreement. Labor, under Anthony Albanese, has been a model in what political watchers like to call “discipline” – disagreements are brief and in-house, and the...
By: Amy Remeikis
Source: X.com @anthonyalbanese “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cat.
At the conclusion of last week’s Labor national conference, Nine Newspapers’ Rob Harris made Anthony Albanese’s frustrations clear. Albanese appeared in the media room of the conference on the final day to complain about the media’s coverage of Ed...
By: Amy Remeikis
When did we decide joy was a commodity we couldn’t afford? Much has been written on the ‘politics of joy’, the term coined to explain New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s mission as a politician. While still in the race, Mamdani addressed the absence of...
There are a couple of global trends colliding with each other at the moment. On one hand, we have, as discussed in this column eons ago, the discussion about energy security being national security. The rolling catastrophe that is the Trump...
