Editorial

EDITORIAL: On Friday, as the Liberals and Nationals hangovers kicked in, Anthony Albanese was handed a gift of his own design.

EDITORIAL: We have a Prime Minister who is looking on in triumph as his political opponents tear each other part. Again.

EDITORIAL: Let’s have a proper conversation about nuclear power without the usual cliches delivered about the evils that will befall us if we go down that route.

EDITORIAL: Even after the devastating Bondi massacre, the camouflage of Jewish hatred behind anti-zionism rhetoric continues.

EDITORIAL: Middle Australia have been unable to find what they seek from major parties. The latest Newspoll result could be just the beginning for One Nation.

EDITORIAL: Anthony Albanese, who tried to squirm away from the responsibility of calling a royal commission, has no grounds to criticise pushback on his proposed hate speech laws.

EDITORIAL: Events in the four weeks since the atrocity at Bondi Beach have further wrenched us apart, leaving the country more divided than ever along religious, political and ideological lines.

EDITORIAL: It’s been one month since the Bondi massacre exposed the worst of Australia. We’ve since been forced to reckon with it’s terrible cause.

EDITORIAL: Whoever is next to step into the world of Rose Garden luncheons and Washington fairways will need a hefty dose of tact and charm. A single-digit handicap wouldn’t hurt either. 

EDITORIAL: We must disrupt the terrible pattern of anti-Semitism by intervening to stamp out hate speech before it has a chance to distort into violence. 

EDITORIAL: Deep down, Anthony Albanese is still the Labor warrior who once declared ‘I like fighting Tories’.

EDITORIAL: Mr Albanese should have called the inquiry a long time ago. But he has come to the right position in the end.

EDITORIAL: To set terms of reference of the expected inquiry too narrowly would be a backward step.

EDITORIAL: Albanese must finally see what the rest of the nation sees and agree to a royal commission into Bondi.

EDITORIAL: It is clear the ramifications of the United States’ action in Venezuela extend far beyond Central and South America.