Are the 'fringe dinosaurs' in the Liberal Party heading for political extinction?
The Liberal Party hasn’t lost voters, it has driven them away, according to readers. Is it heading towards the political wilderness?
Source: smh.com.au
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Is Bandt the new opposition leader? Greens step up in Coalition's absence
How long before the Liberals hold their closing down sale, Labor becomes the dominant party and the once-derided Greens move to occupy the vacant sensible left?
Source: smh.com.au
Did the right man win the 'meh' election?
Will the new NSW premier live up to expectations and has the Liberal Party received the “woke-up” call it needs? Readers tell us what they think.
Source: smh.com.au
The tortoise or the hare: who you reckon should be our next premier
Readers describe Chris Minns and Dominic Perrottet as decent men. But do we need more than just “nice guys” in government?
Source: smh.com.au
AUKUS is madness: we must pursue a policy of tempered reconciliation
This military mentality will rob the country of other pressing needs.
Source: smh.com.au
Is our submarine shopping spree worth it?
Readers discuss if the government made a monumental error by purchasing a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines for more than $350billion.
Source: smh.com.au
Accentuating the negative: Dutton turns saying 'no' into an art form
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton would do well to realise that sitting on the fence only gets you splinters.
Source: smh.com.au
Yours.Sincerely: This week's debate about superannuation changes
In Yours.Sincerely, readers discuss the federal government’s decision to tax superannuation accounts: will it make for a fairer Australia or is it an example of the politics of envy and greed?
Source: smh.com.au
As Qantas profits soar, the flying kangaroo has become the limping wombat
Qantas’s record profit are at the expense of poor customer service. The Spirit of Australia is no longer.
Source: smh.com.au
Stop shirking responsibility: silicosis epidemic is avoidable
Fit, skilled young men are getting sick for no reason. This terrible situation shows how company profit is more important than the health of its workers.
Source: smh.com.au