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The federal government’s backbencher revolt exemplifies self-interested political expediency.

Members of a violent gang that plagued Broward County for six years through armed robberies, murders and other crimes are facing federal charges, authorities...

The federal education minister’s efforts to politicise the curriculum reveals a resurgent attack on what some have called “the black armband” view of Australian history.

In this edition, we feature a handful of the upcoming sessions that we're looking forward to hosting at the 2021 Oregon State of Reform Health Policy Conference.

Purdue coach Matt Painter understands how the lessons from a surprisingly short NCAA Tournament appearance can impact a team. He watched Virginia use the motivation to fuel its 2019 national championship run, and five years ago Painter's own team rebounded from a first-round exit to win the Big Ten regular-season title.

No. 7 Boilermakers using NCAA Tourney loss as motivation | 2021-10-20 15:10:07

Purdue is coming off an impressive season where the team surpassed expectations — finishing fourth in the Big Ten.

Stop this cruelty now and bring the children home We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss June 10, 2021 — 12.05am Normal text size Credit: If the US and New Zealand are willing to resettle the Biloela family then they are obviously refugees and not a threat to anyone (“Not coming home: Tamil family likely to be resettled overseas”, June 9). The Australian government should stop this intransigence and act with the compassion people expect of...

House Bill 2081 recently passed out of Oregon’s House with bi-partisan support. It intends to keep down costs in all silos of the health care system by setting insurer and provider incentives to maintain a consistent health care cost growth rate that lower overall costs for the patient.        This bill builds off of previous legislation in SB 889, which established the Health Care Cost Growth Benchmark designed to control health care expenditures’ rapid growth in the state. Since its ...

No zero-risk option so let science, not politics, rule We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 19, 2021 — 12.10am Save Normal text size Advertisement Our low numbers of COVID-19 are due only to our island nation’s ability to isolate, which comes with the economic and social cost of locked borders (“Australia needs to set out its COVID-19 endgame”, April 17-18). This must end at some stage but only when our healthcare sys...