Editorial

EDITORIAL: It is clear that the Government is a key driver of inflation — and by extension, interest rates. It is incumbent on the Government to deliver an antidote.

It is important that the passage of time does not prevent the Government from responding swiftly to the Coroner’s recommendations.

EDITORIAL: Australians are being told to buckle up as the RBA may have to hike rates four times across the next two years, based on inflation forecasts.

There remains a disturbing lack of clarity about where the Government is taking this country.

EDITORIAL: It seemed like it was all he could do to restrain himself from punching the air in triumph before he made multiple jabs at his opponents’ leadership and Coalition confusion.

EDITORIAL: Labor is shaping up for a divisive stoush over the visit to Australia of Israeli President Isaac Herzog.

EDITORIAL: Treasurer Jim Chalmers will be the person pulling the economic levers upon which so much rests.

EDITORIAL: It is hard to escape the thought that since COVID Australia has struggled to put the traditional economy back together.

EDITORIAL: The nation needs a strong Opposition with a clear plan to hold Mr Albanese and his Government to account.

EDITORIAL: We needed the spirit of Australia Day to kick-start a sense of unity in the wake of the terrible Bondi massacre.

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.