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Super tax offer signals the potential for better policy

7

The Australian

Editorial

Lifting defence spending a must

7

The Australian

Editorial

Ukraine’s ingenious triumph

7

The Australian

Editorial

Albanese’s Trump card could set us up nicely

8

The Australian

Robert Gottliebsen

Please, say no to the high cost of sad manners

8

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

‘Normal Australia’ the key if Libs wish to undo their historic defeat

8

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Russia now caught in a spider’s web of drone warfare

20

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Hadley slams ‘left-leaning Lib’ Matt Kean over green energy fiasco

9

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Tele’s take: Housing solution is a Long Bay we could get into

8

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Dreams in ashes, the Greens must decide what they stand for

40

The Australian

Troy Bramston

Hegseth-Albanese confrontation a historic moment

30

The Australian

Greg Sheridan

For the sake of national interest, super system needs overhaul

7

The Australian

Judith Sloan

Albanese blinks on defence and is caught out by Trump

7

The Australian

Cameron Stewart

Why Project Hawk finally took off for Soul Patts

7

The Australian

Eric Johnston

Is the private hospital system collapsing? Here’s what the sector’s financial instability means for you

More private hospitals will face similar financial troubles and some will be forced to close. Here’s what this means for patients, the public...

5

The Conversation

Yuting Zhang

Trump’s steel tariffs are unlikely to have a big impact on Australia. But we could be hurt by what happens globally

Most Australians will feel the effects of the tariffs through the indirect effects on US manufacturing and on America’s trading partners.

6

The Conversation

Scott French

Tax concessions on super need a rethink. These proposals would bring much needed reform

The debate over taxing super balances above $3 million misses the point. Broader reforms are needed to make super sustainable in the long run.

6

The Conversation

Chris Murphy

Girl power, girl bosses and confessional art might be ‘feminist’ – but we can’t consume our way to equality

Women are routinely degraded for entertainment in popular culture, from rap to reality TV. It’s packaged and sold as empowering and ‘good for women...

6

The Conversation

Jessica Ford

The surprising power of photography in ageing well

Research finds photography can help older adults reconnect with their surroundings and their sense of self. The best part: anyone can do it,...

6

The Conversation

Tricia King

Astronomers thought the Milky Way was doomed to crash into Andromeda. Now they’re not so sure

The odds of a galactic collision in our distant future are much lower than we thought, according to new simulations.

6

The Conversation

Ruby Wright

Albanese about to get brutal lesson in great power politics

9

The Australian

Peter Jennings

Why war is a risky business

9

The Australian

Peter Leahy

Labor’s weakness on defence funding puts nation in danger

7

The Australian

Angus Taylor

Boomer business owners face final decade of work

7

The New Daily

Simon Kuestenmacher

Why we need a smart national demographic plan 

If we want a population policy that’s sustainable – and fair – we need to plan smarter, writes our resident Stats Guy. Let’s face it –...

7

InDaily

The New Daily

Tax concessions on super need rethink – here's how

6

The New Daily

Chris Murphy

Jacinda Ardern: I was days away from learning if I’d run the country. But I waited on even bigger news

In an exclusive extract from her memoir, the former NZ leader writes that she had always “grappled with the idea that I was never quite good enough...

6

Brisbane Times

Jacinda Ardern

Deli counter chat speaks of the joy we're missing

5

Canberra Times

John Hanscombe

Trump always chickens out on foreign policy too

Despite his rhetoric about fire and fury, the president is nervous about the use of force and adopts the TACO strategy.

6

Financial Review

Gideon Rachman

This Google leader’s lessons on how businesses should approach AI

Those in leadership should be asking: where does AI sit in your organisation? Is it just for your tech team, or is it a standing topic in the...

7

Financial Review

Melanie Silva

Jacinda Ardern: I was days away from learning if I’d run the country. But I waited on even bigger news

In an exclusive extract from her memoir, the former NZ leader writes that she had always “grappled with the idea that I was never quite good enough...

6

WA Today

Jacinda Ardern

Anger over drone attack shows Ukraine hit Russia where it hurt

The brazen operation exploited a key Russian vulnerability – and showed Moscow and Washington that Kyiv can still disrupt Putin war plans.

6

WA Today

Francesca Ebel

Jacinda Ardern: I was days away from learning if I’d run the country. But I waited on even bigger news

In an exclusive extract from her memoir, the former NZ leader writes that she had always “grappled with the idea that I was never quite good enough...

7

The Sydney Morning Herald

Jacinda Ardern

A landslide election victory or an unsustainable fluke?

7

The Examiner

Crispin Hull

Deli counter chat speaks of the joy we're missing

6

The Examiner

John Hanscombe

Girl power and girl bosses might be ‘feminist’ – but we can’t consume our way to equality

Women are routinely degraded for entertainment in popular culture, from rap to reality TV. It’s packaged and sold as empowering and ‘good for women...

6

The Conversation

Jessica Ford

What parents and youth athletes can do to protect against abuse in sport

The line between abuse and acceptable behaviour is blurred in many sports, so parents and youth athletes must be vigilant.

6

The Conversation

Fanny Kuhlin

Google’s SynthID is the latest tool for catching AI-made content. What is AI ‘watermarking’ and does it work?

AI watermarks are supposed to help us tell if content is real or generated. But they dramatically vary in effectiveness.

6

The Conversation

T.j. Thomson

In her memoir, Jacinda Ardern shows a ‘different kind of power’ is possible – but also has its limits

Her new book weaves an authentically retold personal story with high political drama. But Ardern misses an opportunity to reflect more deeply on...

6

The Conversation

Grant Duncan

Jacinda Ardern: I was days away from learning if I’d run the country. But I waited on even bigger news

In an exclusive extract from her memoir, the former NZ leader writes that she had always “grappled with the idea that I was never quite good enough...

6

The Age

Jacinda Ardern

The US’s biggest export? Trump’s MAGA mindset

When J.D. Vance went to Munich in February, it seemed a bizarre bit of attention-seeking. The US vice president told Europe’s leaders that their...

6

WA Today

Peter Hartcher

The US’s biggest export? Trump’s MAGA mindset

When J.D. Vance went to Munich in February, it seemed a bizarre bit of attention-seeking. The US vice president told Europe’s leaders that their...

5

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Hartcher

This is what Britain really needs to defend itself – and it doesn’t include spending billions on arms

The UK government has now unveiled its strategic defence review (SDR), positioning it as a bold response to global threats, particularly from...

6

The Guardian

Karen Bell

The US’s biggest export? Trump’s MAGA mindset

When J.D. Vance went to Munich in February, it seemed a bizarre bit of attention-seeking. The US vice president told Europe’s leaders that their...

7

The Age

Peter Hartcher

The US dual economy: trending toward the periphery

Over the past 45 years, the United States has experienced deepening economic divisions between the rich and poor. The effects are similar to those...

6

Pearls and Irritations

Edward J. Martin

Malaysia keeps fractious ASEAN family together

Kudos to Malaysia. Putrajaya has just finished hosting the 46th ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur over six days. Judging from the attendance, statements...

5

Pearls and Irritations

Ba Hamzah

Time again for stewards to do a moral health check-up

Was there ever anything more predictable, and more shameful than the detached and independent — and, of course, apolitical — decision by federal...

6

Pearls and Irritations

Jack Waterford

The Australian Government needs to take strong action regarding the dire situation in Gaza

Here are extracts from a letter sent by AJDS to Penny Wong, the Australian Foreign Minister today [26 May]. It will also appear on social media. It...

5

Pearls and Irritations

Australian Jewish Democratic Society

Conflation and controversy over antisemitism definition

Antisemitism did not spring up here as suddenly and as localised as a field of mushrooms. It is, above all, a by-product of Israel’s endless...

5

Pearls and Irritations

Henry Reynolds

Christianity: the antithesis of Zionism

Zionism has both secular nationalist roots, as well as religious messianic roots. But neither have any basis in Christianity. This week I attended...

5

Pearls and Irritations

George Browning