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If Australia’s current political environment were a Bond film, we have reached the point where the villain feels comfortable enough to explain their entire dastardly plan to a restrained 007. Gina Rinehart’s most recent public intervention into...
By: Amy Remeikis
Being an outspoken and critical female journalist often draws unwanted attention
Most of the time, it can be difficult to differentiate LNP MP Ted O’Brien from a beige wall. A persistent underachiever, he has nevertheless proved that being among the last standing can still overcome mediocrity. But desperate times create desperate...
You can almost trace the rise of political discontent across Western democracies to the increase of big dumb utes on our roads. This is not about class or the type of person attracted by the road rambos, but what their popularity says about us as...
Whether we acknowledge it or not, our society runs on trust. Trust that someone will stop at a pedestrian crossing or red light, that the driver next to you is not distracted or under the influence and as focused on staying in their lane as you are....
Labor finished the last parliamentary week on a high. There is a feeling within caucus that the party has a plan for dealing with One Nation, helped along by the fact the Coalition is completely without one. The Liberals’ switch to Angus Taylor has...
Of all the stupidity Australians have accepted as “normal”, our relationship with house prices may be among the most ridiculous. This nation is in the grips of a media panic over a small blip in house prices. This blip apparently deserves wall-to-...
What's the Point? , Richard Denniss discusses how global gas industry has pulled off the greatest con in Australia's history, and why Australians are living with the consequences.
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,...
