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Send in the cleaners, spare us the overkill: Albanese's delicate dance - Vimarsana News

Send in the cleaners, spare us the overkill: Albanese's delicate dance

On the Scott Morrison inquiry, the question of over-reach may nag the prime minister, but the case for Robodebt is clear.

Source: smh.com.au
Tone on Tuesday 127: The Minister for the Environment - Vimarsana News

Tone on Tuesday 127: The Minister for the Environment

Arguably ‘climate change’ is the most intractable issue of those championed by Labor and the Teals in the recent election; (ICAC and women’s issues could be addressed in this parliament but achieving deep reductions in greenhouse gases could take many more years). The ministry for ‘Environment and Water’ (Plibersek) will be as crucial as the ministry for ‘Energy and Climate Change’ (Chris Bowen). Labor is right to set them apart, in contested space, unlike the LNP which lumped them together to sideline them.

A new destiny built on the mining boom - Vimarsana News

A new destiny built on the mining boom

AFR Classic | On July 29, 1973, AFR political correspondent Maximilian Walsh, who died this week, praised the Whitlam government for ending Australia’s protectionist history.

Source: afr.com
Max Walsh dead: Former AFR editor-in-chief remembered as one of the greats of Australian journalism - Vimarsana News

Max Walsh dead: Former AFR editor-in-chief remembered as one of the greats of Australian journalism

Max Walsh exerted enormous influence on the shape of modern Australia through his roles as a political journalist and as editor-in-chief of the Financial Review.

Source: afr.com
The 1980s: 'When things actually happened' - Vimarsana News

The 1980s: 'When things actually happened'

It was the transformative decade: radical economic reform, takeover splurges, spectacular busts, the rapid acceleration of Australia’s Asian engagement, and emergence of more companies ready to take on the world.

Source: afr.com