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Without an overhaul of the game’s drugs policy, the league’s integrity and player welfare are at significant risk.
EDITORIAL: With or without Meta’s money, Australian news organisations will survive and continue to fulfil our responsibilities to our audience. We hope Meta does the same.
EDITORIAL: People are willing to be convinced of the merits of nuclear. After all, it has existed safely in other developed economies for decades. But all we really want to know is how much it’s going to cost.
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EDITORIAL: We say it’s a discussion worth having. If nuclear power really can deliver a safe, cost-effective and reliable solution to our energy needs, there’s no reason not to pursue it.
EDITORIAL: Michele Bullock said it will be a ‘slow grind’ to return inflation to the target band without plunging the nation off the cliff and into a recession.
EDITORIAL: It’s a delicate dance for the Prime Minister, whose favourite line when it comes to China is that we ‘will co-operate where we can, and disagree where we must’.
EDITORIAL: Our politicians have been quick to point the finger at migrants as the cause of this housing crisis. The fact is that this crisis is a result of poor planning by governments across Australia.
EDITORIAL: It’s an awkward fact of life that for the economy to function well, a certain proportion of people who want work need to be out of it.
EDITORIAL: Labor was told adding more complexity to an already convoluted industrial relations system would hurt the economy, but they pushed ahead. And now businesses are buckling under the strain of red tape.
EDITORIAL: There could be no better way to illustrate just how far out of touch Australia’s political class has become than the argy-bargy over the nation’s climate targets.
EDITORIAL: There is blood in the water, and the Coalition is circling, hoping to finish off a floundering Immigration Minister for good. Will Direction 110 be the life raft he needs?
EDITORIAL: When the inconvenient truths about the world, especially the conflict in the Middle East, don’t fit into Greens leader Adam Bandt’s narrative, he makes up his own.
EDITORIAL: It’s clear big tech companies can’t be trusted to self-regulate. Authorities need to get serious about holding them to account.
EDITORIAL: To have any hope of addressing its profound people problem once and for all, the ADF must look deeper.
EDITORIAL: Donald Trump is a criminal. For any other presidential wannabe, to be convicted of a felony — let alone 34 of them — would sink any hope of a political resurgence. Not Trump.