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It's probably no surprise that the Intergenerational Report 2023 passed without much comment. It forecasts the need for greater income revenue, and that will fall to a younger generation. Sam Wainwright reports.

On August 28, China’s Ministry of Natural Resources published a “standard map” of China, which amounted to a unilateral assertion of whatever territory it wanted to claim.

As the Voice Referendum nears, many migrant and refugee groups are rallying behind the "Yes" campaign. But leaders within the Australian Hazara community say they have a very different set of reasons for its “unwavering” support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Age readers react to the conduct of Anthony Albanese in selling the Voice.

Every first-term government since Whitlam has gone backwards at their next election. It’s a sobering statistic for a government with a three-seat majority.

Will a No vote at the October 14 Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum harm Australia’s international reputation?

The concerns about Qantas have been around since early July, yet ministers are still sending conflicting signals. It is about time the government woke up.

Coalition senator Jacinta Price has refused to say whether or not she supports opposition leader Peter Dutton’s pledge to hold a second referendum on constitutional recognition if Australians reject the Voice.

The Coalition’s Indigenous affairs spokesperson said the government was being “tricky” by announcing the referendum date without issuing the writs shortly afterwards.

Peter Dutton is confused.