Australia’s fertility rate sits at a historic low of 1.6 births per woman, part of a global shift.
Rachel Matthews
The new mineral resources agreement between the United States and Ukraine signed last week is a positive step toward peace and could represent new opportunities for Australian business too.
Vasyl Myroshnychenko
Time outside the bubble opened my eyes to how disconnected we can become from gratitude, and how warped our sense of hardship really is.
Sarah Steger
If he can’t be trusted on something as relatively inconsequential in the scheme of things as this, then what else will he cover up.
Harvey blows the lid on a national disgrace – the dozens of Gallipoli Diggers buried anonymously under footpaths and in garden beds because of a cemetery’s decision to ‘renew’ their graves.
Ben Harvey
When Dutton took over as leader in 2022, many feared he was ‘un-electable’.
Mark Riley
If 50 per cent of that community is made up of women, then should we be aiming to replicate those numbers in our Parliament. Simple as that.
Basil Zempilas
Dozens of Diggers are interred at Karrakatta with little or no recognition of their sacrifice in life. They deserve better than to be forgotten.
Editorial
As the dust settles on Labor’s emphatic federal election victory, the reality remains that Australians still face an economy struggling to grow and where living standards are falling behind.
Saxon Davidson
We’ve announced some critical changes to the road network to make sure traffic keeps flowing.
Rita Saffioti
A 36-storey state of the art skyscraper in the city sold for $20 million less than the price taxpayers will pay for the inner city school. Are we getting value for money?
Kim Macdonald
On Sunday, Indonesia’s relatively new President Prabowo Subianto called Anthony Albanese to warmly congratulate him on his remarkable election victory.
Ross Taylor
Today, on National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day we pause to remember those who have lost their lives to family and domestic violence.
Jessica Stojkovski
Across Australia and the world, we are seeing a rise in anti-LGBTIQA rhetoric.
Misty Farquhar
Treaty and Truth remain and I hope that this term of Government will see those commitments come to fruition. It will lead to a stronger, better Australia for us all.
Emma Garlett
The Liberal Party thought it hit rock bottom in WA in 2022, but the contagion has now spread nationwide and the blame is being widely shared around.
Jessica Page
The Liberals have been left a rabble. The result has exposed the folly of the party for not properly examining the reasons why it lost the 2022 election. It glanced inward and carried on.
A recent survey by research economist Erin Clarke has revealed that generation Z men are turning more conservative while young women are more liberal in their attitude to gender norms.
Raymond Da Silva Rosa
Re-elected teal independent Kate Chaney won’t say it in so many words but there is, surely, an alternate universe where she and other female independents are standing with the Liberal Party today.
Kate Emery
Liberals are grappling with losing the election, losing their leader and losing many colleagues. Asked what the party needed to change, one laughed bitterly and said: ‘Everything.’
Katina Curtis
There’s a very small percentage of parents whose sideline behaviour couldn’t be described as supportive or encouraging, but rather, borders on abusive, belittling and destructive.
Tash Rigby
Peter Dutton can’t pin all the blame for the sputtering end to his political career on Donald Trump.
If he can look past the landslide result, he has a chance, like John Howard before him, of being a better prime minister than he was in his first term.
ANDREW MILLER: It’s time to call the Coalition an ambulance and contact the family.
Andrew Miller
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