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Anthony Albanese’s success in pushing ahead on NDIS reform is a triumph of hope over experience. Can Peter Dutton rise to the occasion?

Now that the High Court has outlawed indefinite detention for refugees, its a race to the bottom on punitive legislation.

The Labor government, until recently generally respected for a range of national and international successes, is now unravelling under sustained pressure from a Liberal opposition with a poor track record and nothing to offer.

Age readers respond to the Ombudsman’s report into the public service.

Parliament told man arrested in connection with an outstanding warrant

In most instances, the justice system of a liberal democracy presumes absence of arbitrary and cruel treatment by the State. Punishment, when levelled, is finite. It might see out the term of a convict’s natural life, but that would only be for ...

No Coastal Wind Farms rally at Fingal Bay to maintain pressure on Energy Minister Chris Bowen to reopen the community consultation period for the project.

However the Albanese government has not contributed to a newly created global loss and damage fund at Cop28

Populate and perish, say Crikey readers. Spare us conservatives bleating and see being child-free a blessing not a curse.

In most instances, the justice system of a liberal democracy presumes absence of arbitrary and cruel treatment by the State. Punishment, when levelled, is finite. It might see out the term of a convict’s natural life, but that would only be for the most extreme cases. Even then, the whiff of parole, while far off,