Cost of complacency: We must compel corporations to take data protection seriously

A proactive approach is urgently needed to protect Australia from data and privacy breaches.

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Cost of complacency: We must compel corporations to take data protection seriously

A proactive approach is urgently needed to protect Australia from data and privacy breaches.

latest 9

The Age&x27S View

Cost of complacency: We must compel corporations to take data protection seriously

A proactive approach is urgently needed to protect Australia from data and privacy breaches.

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The police chief’s plan to tackle crime lacks specifics and will face budget headwinds

As crime soars, Chief Commissioner Mike Bush has revealed his plan to combat it, but it’s light on detail so far and will take time to bear fruit.

14.10.2025 5

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Children cannot advocate for themselves, so we must

As alarming cases of mistreatment and neglect in the childcare sector continue to emerge, we must remember children are the ones who need protection,...

10.10.2025 9

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Yet again, CFMEU impunity is on show

The latest disclosures of links between the CFMEU and construction “fixers” are a scandal.

03.10.2025 10

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Tackling this crime scourge requires a different way of thinking

The rising rate of crime in Victoria demands answers. Things cannot go on as they are.

30.09.2025 6

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Today, we celebrate our national game

The AFL grand final brings together a great rivalry and the best of the game.

26.09.2025 7

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Recognition of the State of Palestine comes up against reality

Now that Anthony Albanese has made clear Australia’s position, the momentum must not stall. Words mean nothing if not followed by action.

24.09.2025 10

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Crucial matters to discuss if Albanese can clinch meeting with Trump

While there have been phone calls between Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump, a meeting has proved elusive. It is to be hoped the prime minister’s...

20.09.2025 30

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The future is now: Climate report is a call to action

The consequences of not acting are alarming: falling property values, increases in heat-related deaths, rising sea levels and inundation.

17.09.2025 10

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Treaty is a substantial step towards reconciliation and justice

The establishment of a treaty between the state government and First Peoples is welcome. Reconciliation will never come without bold political action...

12.09.2025 10

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The construction industry is in crisis. It demands fixing. Now

Ministers would have the public believe that putting the CFMEU in administration was all that was required. That is a joke.

09.09.2025 10

The Age&x27S View

Daniel Andrews’ picture with despots is not a price worth paying

The former premier is entitled to pursue his private business interests, but he has got this call badly wrong.

05.09.2025 8

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A challenge to those who would spit poison on Melbourne’s streets

The anti-immigration march in Melbourne became hostage to a vile intolerance of what Australia is, and what it rightly celebrates.

02.09.2025 10

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Rise in support for Labor shows the Liberal Party’s flaws

The surge in state Labor’s approval shows how far the Liberals have to go if they want to present a viable alternative.

27.08.2025 10

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Cold hard facts and figures don’t tell the whole NDIS story

There is logic to the government’s planned changes to the scheme, but there are also real human risks, especially for children.

22.08.2025 10

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A stain on the game: The AFL must find a new way to tackle homophobia

If proven, the alleged Rankine incident and others show the AFL’s current approach is failing to stamp out homophobia on-field.

19.08.2025 3

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Ignored and dismissed, women raise voices against medical misogyny

Our series on medical misogyny has promoted wider awareness. But the voices of women telling their stories shows more needs to be done to hasten an...

16.08.2025 10

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Move may not tilt events in Gaza, but Palestine recognition a step forward

Australia’s recognition of Palestine is a welcome move by the Albanese government, a move more than mere symbolism.

12.08.2025 8

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Landmark court victory came in yet another case that should never have been heard

Dr Munjed Al Muderis’ case was the latest example of how a dozen money-driven defamation lawyers have made a cottage industry of extracting fees...

11.08.2025 3

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Government’s underquoting failure abandons consumers making their biggest financial call

Promises to end the odious practice have not delivered, a review remains inexplicably buried and Victorians are left in the dark.

09.08.2025 50

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Allan’s working-from-home push is an affront and a furphy

The premier’s plan to seek to legislate working from home as a right is deeply flawed.

05.08.2025 9

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Hope is not a plan: Public patients shouldn’t be penalised

Colonoscopy waiting times for some public patients means vital time is being lost that could be the difference in successfully treating a...

01.08.2025 6

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Science fraudster shows independent research watchdog a necessity

It is well past time the government set up a body to hear allegations of scientific misconduct.

29.07.2025 4

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Enough is enough: the CFMEU stain on our society must be removed

It’s a year since The Age’s investigation blew the lid on the union’s rotten conduct. Too little has changed.

25.07.2025 6

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The rise in international pressure over Gaza should be welcomed

International condemnation may not be the catalyst for a ceasefire, but it cannot help but be a factor.

22.07.2025 3

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Albanese’s China challenge: balancing trade and values

Traversing what is arguably Australia’s most complex relationship, the prime minister said the right things at the right times.

18.07.2025 4

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Deafening silence is government’s shameful habit when it comes to taxpayers’ money

Yet again, huge sums of public money are being spent without any hint to the taxpayer of the value or when they might see it.

15.07.2025 6

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In the fight against antisemitism, free speech must be upheld

It should never become the norm that public criticism of a country’s actions is illegal.

11.07.2025 10

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ADF must act on sexual abuse of servicewomen

The Australian Defence Force has been revealed as an unsafe workplace for women. And yet the government is stalling on taking action.

07.07.2025 10

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Sunday’s Gaza protest a glaring example of tone-deaf intransigence

Following violent antisemitic incidents in Melbourne on Friday, protest leaders should have cancelled Sunday’s demonstration.

06.07.2025 10

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Shattered trust, teetering confidence and far too little action

It’s well past time that governments take action to reform childcare. They are pledging to do so now and must deliver.

04.07.2025 3

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We can have a good childcare system, or a cheap one. When protecting children, that choice should be easy

For parents waiting to discover whether their children have been abused, talk of urgency and pledges of reform will wear thin if not followed by...

03.07.2025 10

The Age&x27S View

We can have a good childcare system, or a cheap one. When protecting children, that choice should be easy

For parents waiting to discover whether their children have been abused, talk of urgency and pledges of reform will wear thin if not followed by...

03.07.2025 10

The Age&x27S View

We can have a good childcare system, or a cheap one. When protecting children, that choice should be easy

For parents waiting to discover whether their children have been abused, talk of urgency and pledges of reform will wear thin if not followed by...

03.07.2025 10

The Age&x27S View

Childcare abuse claims raise difficult questions for distressed parents

Leaving a child in the care of a stranger is one of the biggest fears parents face – and recent cases show the dangers of what can go wrong in the...

01.07.2025 7

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Melbourne’s transport divide: The Allan government’s priorities are off track

Residents in Melbourne’s fast-growing northern and western suburbs cannot continue to be so poorly connected to the rest of our city if our economy...

28.06.2025 7

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These devastated families have waited too long for answers

Investigations into the deaths of two men who died after being arrested must be comprehensive, but must also be pursued with the utmost speed and...

25.06.2025 20

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Rising youth crime allowed to fester on Labor’s watch

Inability to tackle major social issues until they become political headaches can be seen throughout the government’s in-tray.

21.06.2025 10

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Trust in IVF is broken – it must be restored

Recent IVF bungles are devastatingly traumatic. Oversight of the industry should not be in the hands of shareholders or those working in the industry.

18.06.2025 10

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What’s the alternative? The many AUKUS questions the PM must answer

With news the United States is reviewing AUKUS, fundamental questions – both old and new – have surfaced about the merits of the $368 billion...

14.06.2025 10

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What’s the alternative? The many AUKUS questions the PM must answer

With news the United States is reviewing AUKUS, fundamental questions – both old and new – have surfaced about the merits of the $368 billion...

14.06.2025 10

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What’s the alternative? The many AUKUS questions the PM must answer

With news the United States is reviewing AUKUS, fundamental questions – both old and new – have surfaced about the merits of the $368 billion...

14.06.2025 10

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Albanese should remember courage on housing cuts both ways

Having fought loudly for various housing measures against the opposition and the Greens, Labor now appears to be crab-walking towards the last refuge...

10.06.2025 8

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Time to pay the Deeming debt and focus on the job of opposition

If the Liberal Party wants to move towards the voters it seeks to represent it may need to open its wallet.

06.06.2025 8

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Dorinda Cox’s party switch highlights the defect in political defections

If a politician jumps ship midterm, voters are more than entitled to look askance at the move, even to feel outraged.

03.06.2025 8

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Community right to feel Albanese having it both ways on climate

The clear sense of betrayal from some and relief from others suggests many are not sure where the government stands on carbon.

30.05.2025 8

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Community right to feel Albanese having it both ways on climate

The clear sense of betrayal from some and relief from others suggests many are not sure where the government stands on carbon.

30.05.2025 3

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Sussan Ley was compared with the Liz Truss lettuce, but it’s David Littleproud who’s reduced to clear

Whether the federal opposition is a restumped Coalition, a reimagined Liberal Party or some new configuration, it won’t have much time to get its...

24.05.2025 10

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We can have a good childcare system, or a cheap one. When protecting children, that choice should be easy

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We can have a good childcare system, or a cheap one. When protecting children, that choice should be easy

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