Editorial

EDITORIAL: By switching allegiances away from our old ally Israel and coming out in support of Palestinian recognition now, Mr Albanese is picking a side. 

EDITORIAL: Hamas’ leaders have praised Anthony Albanese’s recognition plot, but it only makes dislodging the terrorist group’s cancerous presence within Palestinian life more difficult.

EDITORIAL: Australians are sick of bloodshed and want the war in Gaza to end, but recognition now will only prolong conflict. 

EDITORIAL: The idea that Hamas will give up their ambitions is pure fantasy. Hamas has no intention of ever laying down its arms.

EDITORIAL: A woman who celebrates the murder of Jews was issued with a visa to our nation. What greater threat is there to our social cohesion than that?

EDITORIAL: The next roundtable may be a Labor-led talkfest, but done right, it could be a powerful tool in taking the national temperature and informing reform efforts. 

EDITORIAL: The Productivity Commission’s copyright carve-out proposal would serve AI first, opening the floodgates for big tech companies to thieve creative content.

EDITORIAL: The new frigates will counter growing aggression from China. Amidst so much global conflict, Australia’s partnership with Japan brings a reminder that peace is possible.

EDITORIAL: Jim Chalmers’ desire to ‘build consensus’ before implementing any major economic reform is a near-impossible task.

EDITORIAL: While the Albanese Government has earned the right to relish this victory, there are signs this trade turmoil isn’t over yet. 

EDITORIAL: Australians are still in the dark as to what Labor’s plan is to deal with the tariff threat. It’s time for Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese to work on cutting a deal.

EDITORIAL: Social media isn’t inherently bad. The problem is harmful content and online predators. The Government should focus its efforts on removing those dangers, instead of children. 

EDITORIAL: Labor decided the best way to deal with Donald Trump’s trade tempest was to batten down the hatches and let it roll over. So much for that approach.

EDITORIAL: Labor’s lack of transparency on key questions relating to the net-zero target has allowed suspicion and resentment to fester in some corners. 

EDITORIAL: If the Albanese Government wishes to allay cattle industry angst, releasing the science is a no-brainer.