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 The recent incredible events have raised the operation of the Constitution and constitutionalism to a level not seen since 1975.

Morrison’s admission that he now “doesn’t engage in day-to-day politics” should come as disturbing information to his constituents within the voters of Cook.

It’s a no-brainer that salaries for public school teachers need to increase and workloads need to be reduced to attract more people to the profession.

So, how painful was the Nadesalingam family decision after all? Now let’s just close Nauru and extend the same welcome to the asylum seekers there

Australians flock to our gorgeous beaches for solace, fun, and freedom. Regrettably, extreme weather events are knocking down our beachy dreams.

It is time to recognise the Voice, and it should be bipartisan. As the prime minister says, there is nothing to lose but everything to gain.

It’s hard to know what to make of the kerfuffle surrounding the proposed reduction in adviser numbers for parliamentary crossbenchers

A HERITAGE centre run by volunteers dedicated to keeping Warrington’s military history alive has received a boost.

Credit where it’s due. The NSW government is doing some great things to hasten renewables – many wish they would go further, and not privatise our wind, sun and water.

West Tisbury firefighters snuffed out a car fire on Edgartown-West Tisbury Road at around midnight Thursday morning. Deputy Fire Chief John Cotterill told The Times the car was on its side and “totally involved” when firefighters arrived at the scene. He estimated the flames were 30 feet high.  “It was knocked down quickly,” Chief Cotterill […]