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Australia’s migration numbers defy both camps

Analysts expect new ABS data to show net migration holding steady around 315,000, defying claims ...  
Trump scores an own goal for FIFA

FIFA invents a “Peace Prize” to flatter Donald Trump, proving once again that football’s ...  
Australia’s economy strengthens as the rest of the world struggles

Last week’s national accounts confirm Australia is back on a sound economic path.  
'Australia's golden girl of fashion': Prue Acton

Prue Acton OBE is an Australian fashion designer who started her own business in Melbourne in ...  
Aussie retirees in France face pension limbo

Thousands of Australians who retired to France now find themselves trapped in bureaucratic limbo ...  
The ARIAs and a trademark feud with Eminem no one saw coming

It’s been a rough week with a number of brilliant musicians departing for the great gig in the ...  
Australia's justice system still protects the wealthy

The inequality is starkest in criminal justice — the poor are still disproportionately incarc ...  
Populism isn’t dead in Australia, it’s waiting for the right leader

Since Labor’s victory, the threat of right‑wing populism has not gone away — it has grown ...  
​​​​​​​Finding a reliable electrician in Wollongong you can trust

Let's be honest, finding a good electrician shouldn't feel like a gamble.  
From Ja’mie to Jerusalem: Redefining racism in the Israel debate

If the Middle East conflict is a race war between Arabs and Jews, does it mean supporters of ...  
Cashless loopholes: Treasury confirms exemptions for bankless towns

Major supermarkets and fuel retailers in bankless towns may qualify for exemptions from the ...  
CARTOONS: Coalition's climate argy-bargy, totally toxic

Meanwhile, Donald Trump's "dozing off" denial remains alive and well.  
How Australian small businesses are strengthening cybersecurity in 2026

Australian small businesses are navigating a very different environment in 2026. Digital operat ...  
How many Robodebts will it take to end government cover-ups?

We may have had a Royal Commission into its systemic failures and voted in a new Federal Labor ...  
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EDITORIAL: How many Robodebt royal commissions will it take to change Australia's 'jobs for mates' culture?

We may have had a Royal Commission into its systemic failures and voted in a new Federal Labor ...  
Australia’s education system is breaking our teachers

The public education system has been unravelling for more than a decade — a class action may be ...  
Even human suffering is unequal and exhausting

Whatever we may think about our moral responsibility to other nations, the effects of inequality ...  
Debate over how to fight fascism exposes fault lines on the Left

Amid renewed debate over black bloc activism, Omar Hassan replies to Tom Tanuki’s critique of ...  

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