Editorial

Inside Mr Albanese’s HQ they must be thinking the game plan has worked. They might soon be able to again get back to blaming everything on matters ‘outside our control’.

Jason Clare had warned that Australians should expect to hear ‘horrific evidence’ during the Royal Commission’s probe into Antisemitism on university campuses. He was immediately proven correct. 

From missed calls to emergency chaos, the Telstra outage has exposed just how dangerously dependent Australians have become on their phones.

EDITORIAL: Unions have been increasingly emboldened by the Albanese Government’s changes to industrial relations laws. The outcome of that is now clear. 

EDITORIAL: Australia needs to remain calm and clear and act in accordance with our national interests.

EDITORIAL: Where does this all end? What’s next? Does Mr Albanese go on and play truth or dare?

EDITORIAL: Royal commissioner Virginia Bell must be given every resource and opportunity to provide a report which leaves no stone unturned.

Inside the Canberra bubble, the Government is celebrating a Budget many Australians are still struggling to make sense of.

EDITORIAL: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is fond of saying the broken-promises Budget was necessary to do what’s right.

EDITORIAL: Ongoing management of those who have returned from the Middle East will place a huge drain on security agencies and taxpayers. There are also wider issues at play and questions that need answers.

EDITORIAL: Inflation numbers sit at the very heart of so much of our lives, and the latest figures brought little comfort.

The Albanese Government’s Budget has been in trouble from the moment it was handed down.

EDITORIAL: Both sides of the House are struggling to come to grips with Pauline Hanson’s rise. But they should know it is tied closely to their failures.

EDITORIAL: After weeks of deflecting, denying and defending by the Albanese Government, Thursday’s backflip is a monumental confession that they got it wrong all along.

EDITORIAL: When historians write about the rapid rise of One Nation one element of their analysis will be clear

EDITORIAL: UK Defence Secretary John Healey’s resignation was of the type we don’t see much these days — one motivated by principle.  

EDITORIAL: All the Budget criticism appears to have lit a fire under the man who would be Prime Minister, springing as he has out of the gates knowing he has some serious ground to make up.

EDITORIAL: There was no better location to send off Neale Daniher than the MCG, the scene of so many of his greatest moments, first as a footballer, then as a coach and finally as a campaigner.