Australia built a retirement industry on money pouring in. The harder question is what happens when a generation wants its money back.
The strongest challenge to the industrial diet begins with something remarkably ordinary: eating proper food.
Labor‘s online safety push could drag Gmail, private messages and personal files into a system of age checks and intrusive monitoring.
Today, the process of amending the Australian Citizenship Act begins. This will see Australian citizenship stripped from dual nationals who
There are many events that attract the attention of those inside the political beltway whilst barely registering a flicker of
Political life is never dull. It can be frustrating, infuriating and often unfair but it is never dull. The insatiable
A brief note today because it’s Budget estimates. This means I am locked in a room chairing the Finance
Last week the Senate agreed to my motion that it conduct an inquiry into food certification schemes in Australia. This
The Federal Budget was handed down last night and as always there is a lot of detail to get through.
With the Federal Budget set to be handed down next week, I suspect a lot of political skin will be
I like Julie Bishop. She is smart, personable, competent and politically savvy. She’s proven to be an excellent Foreign
Last week, I met with a group of self-made business men and women. They were all financially successful yet
With only weeks to go until the Federal Budget, there has been a lot written in the press about tax
I am out and about in regional South Australia this week, so the comment will be mercifully brief! It is
When parliament concluded last week, I joined an official delegation to Vietnam to attend a conference of the Inter-Parliamentary
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