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Clare RoweThe Australian |
If reform focuses only on tightening access and raising thresholds, we’ll treat the symptom, not the cause.

If the feminine qualities of care, empathy and moral courage anchor our social fabric, we should ask what happens when those qualities are weaponised.


The ever-stretching diagnosis and the infrequency with which children leave the scheme as they age mean future costs will dwarf today’s, writes...


