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Australian values key to rethinking defence strategy

The re-elected Labor Government has a chance to adopt a defence strategy that values what's most ...  
Australia's arms escalation is in the interest of no one but death

Instead of arguing about whether Australia needs more submarines, we would be better off working ...  
Spain's blackout a warning Australia can't ignore

The blackout in Spain which caused a state of emergency serves as a reminder for Australia to make ...  
Shock poll sees voters reject Trump in favour of an independent Australia

A recent poll shows a seismic shift in voters’ views on Australia’s place in the world after ...  
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EDITORIAL: Trump poll of patriots shows independent Australia a hot election issue

Recent poll shows a seismic shift in voters’ views on Australia’s place in world after ...  
Bridging continents: How Amsterdam's vision can power Australia’s future

Australian states could have green, urban and citizen-centred cities just like Amsterdam in ...  
Pope Francis haunted by 'dirty' past

Despite his reputation as a progressive pope and a hero of the oppressed, Pope Francis' invo ...  
The other side of tariffs — America losing customers who won't return

The biggest casualty in Trump's tariff trade war is the American economy and the nation's consu ...  
Anzac Day is the right time to question Australia's military identity

Honouring our Anzacs should mean thinking critically about war — the ones we fought and the ...  
Vale Pope Francis, the man who brought us hope

The death of Pope Francis early on Easter Monday left those of us who value freedom, peace, ...  
Lunatics have taken over U.S. Government asylum

Upon his re-election to the White House, Donald Trump's Administration has seen America decl ...  
Antisemitic bomb threat was a hoax — the political overreaction was real

A string of antisemitic hoaxes was exploited by both major parties; neither deserves to be in ...  
Anzac Day a family affair

A young boy, complete with slouch hat, salutes in front of Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance on A ...  
Dutton's nuclear revival smells rotten to Gens Y and Z

Forty years on from the first Palm Sunday anti-nuclear marches, Peter Dutton’s attempt to ...  
Bridging visa backlog a sign of poor system health

Dealing with the backlog of people stuck on bridging visas has to be part of the plan to reduce ...  
Satellite and 6G technology set to revolutionise emergency services

The Labor Government is considering legislation to mandate access to the 000 emergency service ...  
Australia must break ties with U.S. on defence

Australia needs a new and independent defence policy, which isn't reliant on the United Stat ...  
Trump’s tariff pause a high-stakes gamble with the world

Trump's pause on tariffs has led to a global game of political chess and could steer the worl ...  

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