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EDITORIAL: Hopefully, Justice Lee’s profound judgment on Bruce Lehrmann is the beginning of the end, and Australia can begin to heal.
EDITORIAL: A mum with her baby in a pram. An iconic Aussie suburb. A bustling shopping centre during school holidays. Symbols of the Australian way of life now permanently altered. Irrecoverably damaged.
EDITORIAL: The families of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman will never see OJ Simpson be truly held to account for their loved ones’ murders. But we hope that his death brings them some closure and relief.
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EDITORIAL: The dressing down by Federal Court Justice Natalie Charlesworth of Environmental Defenders Office lawyers in January sent the organisation — and the wider world of eco-activism — a clear message.
EDITORIAL: Another woman dead, allegedly at the hands of a man who professed to love her.
EDITORIAL: It’s good news that someone is being made to answer for a NSW boy’s ‘sextortion’ death. But it’s the social media companies that must be held to account.
EDITORIAL: E-cigarette purveyors know that they need to lure in a market as young as possible now before the health impacts are known. That way, they might get a few decades out of their customers.
Kirsty Clarke is a hero. So are her co-workers, who spend their days scrutinising minute details of child exploitation material, searching for anything that could help them identify the child being abused.
The best kind of leadership is via action. The AFL’s bosses should be setting the standard, not hiding behind transparent platitudes about player wellbeing.
Defence must become better at predicting who is at risk of self-harm, and offering them every support they need, whether or not they remain in the service.
You know David Koch. You likely trust David Koch. That’s trust that is being exploited by unscrupulous online scammers, looking to relieve Australians of their life savings.
The AFL can’t seriously think people are dumb enough to buy their nonsense about being motivated solely by player welfare. This is a cover-up, plain and simple.
It’s become clear that no one in Labor — least of all Andrew Giles — has any idea on what they can do to fix the situation now the toothpaste is out of the tube.
Dead children are part of the cost of doing business when you’re the CEO of a big tech firm. But it’s a cost that’s a lot easier to bear if you don’t have to look into their faces.
When you hand over power to a handful of activist public servants whose chief preoccupation is the wellbeing of small mammals instead of the wellbeing of the economy, you’re going to get some dense decisions.