There's debt as far as the forecasters can see and that's set to become a problem for Australia. But does anyone really care?
The Trump-Musk cost-cutting campaign is a time for thorough review
Both sides of the UniParty are desperate for power and promising almost anything to have it.
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There's debt as far as the forecasters can see and that's set to become a problem for Australia. But does anyone really care?
Both sides of the UniParty are desperate for power and promising almost anything to have it.
Another reader-directed question could prompt an emotional reaction.
We like to think of Australia as relatively free of corruption. Of course, that all depends on how you define it.
A reader disagrees with my characterisation of Zelensky. Here's part of my reasoning.
The reaction to some timeless wisdom sends a chilling message about Australia's policy future.
We live in a world where what was once valued is now decried.
The current electricity policy only makes sense if you can successfully practice Doublethink.
The digital economy took a giant step forward this week but the prices took a couple of steps backwards. That presents opportunity.
The scandalous abuse of taxpayer money means reining in the rorts should be a priority for any government.
The political battleground will be over the economy and there's one group of people set to decide the election.
