Both sides of politics have allowed industry concerns and state government parochialism to dominate defence needs when it comes to procurement.
The Federal Court’s judgment in favour of journalist Antoinette Lattouf represents not just humiliation for the ABC. It is also …
The state’s debt levels remain high, with net debt currently around $110 billion and projected to grow to $137 billion by June 2028. Without stronger spending restraint, it will only grow.
It must have been a surreal experience for some this week. The Prime Minister was at the Press Club bemoaning …
I recently watched the documentary October 8, a searing and distressing film about the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas …
Faced with violent protests, rising antisemitism and growing cultural division, Australians are entitled to ask each other: what still holds …
The Liberals need to learn some political lessons from the result, but a lot of the proffered advice has been nakedly self-serving.
The parties have been riven by very real personal and ideological tensions before, and still have joined forces when moments of truth have arrived.
As the pressure to rapidly phase out fossil fuels increases, the states will face an unexpected fiscal risk.
A frequent error is the assumption that to appeal to these demographics, Liberals must change or compromise their values. Far from it.