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No... not when waving goodbye to a wee billion here and there doesnt hurt him.

A younger demographic seeking change, along with a shift in the popularity of Independents and minor parties, could see the demise of our traditional two-party system.

Inconsistencies among our mental health commissions are hurting the well-being of Australians and making it difficult to achieve necessary reform.

The subject of this story is Opportunity Cost, which is an economics term that refers to the choices you didn’t make.

Economists say gas producers have got off too easy for too long when it comes to tax but the industry itself is fighting to stave off change.

Universities have become targets for tomorrows defence personnel in a move brought on by the AUKUS pact and fear of China.

After nine years of Coalition failure, the Albanese Government has an opportunity to lead the world on alternative affordable housing.

In this 2020 article, the late Bruce Haigh, an esteemed diplomat, writer and political commentator, made the case that Peter Dutton was jeopardising Australias interests and security. 

Opposition leader Peter Dutton this week made serious allegations about Indigenous communities in Alice Springs. Again, he failed to provide evidence to back up his spurious, race-based claims.

Liberal Leader Peter Dutton has likely sealed his political fate by opposing the Voice referendum and maintaining the Coalitions tradition of fear and hate.