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One Nation’s migration maths doesn’t add up
One Nation’s plan to slash temporary migration by 750,000 promises dramatic cuts, but its numbers, assumptions and economic consequences don’t add up. read now...
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View allOne Nation’s migration maths doesn’t add upIndependent Australia · 14h agoDemocracy and the secular faith of economicsIndependent Australia · 18h agoThe Labor paradox: Too progressive, not progressive enoughIndependent Australia · 22h ago Lending vs. Leasing vs. Secondhand: What’s your EV buying strategy? Independent Australia · 1d agoAUKUS serves America at Australia’s expenseIndependent Australia · 1d agoPauline Hanson’s ABC paywall threatens our shared cultureIndependent Australia · 1d ago
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Democracy and the secular faith of economics
Economic orthodoxy has survived repeated crises by protecting asset wealth and treating its own failures as exceptions rather than reasons for change. read now...
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The Labor paradox: Too progressive, not progressive enough
Labor governments face criticism from both sides, but progress requires compromise, consensus and accepting that not every change will suit everyone. read now...
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Lending vs. Leasing vs. Secondhand: What’s your EV buying strategy?
With petrol prices continuing to rise over the year as anticipated, Australia’s transition to EV driving has been going from strength to strength, to say the very least. read now...
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AUKUS serves America at Australia’s expense
AUKUS is costing Australia billions while serving U.S. strategic interests, undermining sovereignty and making the nation less secure. read now...
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Pauline Hanson’s ABC paywall threatens our shared culture
Pauline Hanson’s plan to put the ABC behind a paywall threatens decades of shared Australian culture, writes Michael Gibbons. read now...
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Top 40 datasets showing quality of life in Australia steadily rising
While newsrooms provoke fear and anxiety about concocted “crises”, life is better than ever. read now...
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Why Australian families are turning to private tutoring in record numbers — and what it reveals about our schools
The tutoring industry in Australia has grown significantly over the past decade. What was once considered supplementary support for struggling students has become a standard part of the senior school experience for a growing number of families — particularly those with children in Year 11 and 12. read now...
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Why VCE students are turning to specialist support in business and commerce subjects
Victorian students preparing for their Year 11 and 12 exams are facing a subject landscape that looks very different from a decade ago. read now...
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Oarsome Foursome fellas find their stroke
Australian rowing legends, finding their rhythm and feeling the swing during a training run on the Yarra. read now...
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Australia-China university collaborations under the microscope
The Australian Government has terminated some joint university projects with Chinese universities, but it's just the tip of the iceberg. read now...
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How to improve schools for the future
The future of education matters to everyone. As our world changes quickly, schools need to adapt to serve students and teachers better. read now...
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AUKUS — controversial, secretive but given a bipartisan blank cheque
Five years ago, Scott Morrison announced the $368 billion AUKUS pact that fundamentally changed the Australian political landscape. read now...
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Happy 30th Anniversary Pauline Hanson — thanks for nothing
30 years ago this week, Pauline Hanson was attacking Asians; this week, she's attacking war veterans. read now...
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The workers that Alberta's safety laws still do not reach
Alberta's Occupational Health and Safety Act sets out real, enforceable protections for workers, but protection on paper and protection in practice are not always the same thing. read now...