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Fiscal inequality throws society out of balance January 1, 2021 — 12.05am Normal text size Advertisement John Hewson (‘‘Rising inequality can’t be ignored’’, December 31) shines a light on an enduring problem in Australian society and reveals a lack of government policy to address the issue. If anything typifies the thinking of the NSW Coalition government on this issue then it was its decision to go ahead with the fireworks display when only those wealthy enough to live within spitting distance of the harbour, or able to pay exorbitant prices for a meal with a view, will be able ...

Top-end tax cuts encourage exasperation, not aspiration Top-end tax cuts encourage exasperation, not aspiration December 22, 2020 — 12.05am Save Normal text size Advertisement International research has only confirmed our opinion of the Morrison government’s tax cuts (‘‘Top-end tax cuts fail economy and boost inequality: studies’’, December 21). This government has always favoured the top end of town and always will. It’s time voters stopped falling for the nonsense. Frydenberg claimed the tax cuts would reward effort and ‘‘encourage aspirationâ€...

Now world can see through our hollow record on climate We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Now world can see through our hollow record on climate December 15, 2020 — 12.00am Normal text size Credit: With British calls not to endorse Mathias Cormann to the OECD ("UK Labour tells PM to blacklist Cormann's OECD bid", December 14), and with the snub to Scott Morrison over the weekend ("Every country must declare a climate emergency: UN chief", December 14), the world is starting to see through our hollow record on climate change. It is quite cl...