Editorial

EDITORIAL: On all days, but especially today, we must remember the solemn vow the world made in the shadow of the Holocaust.  Never again. 
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Editorial

No ‘context’ can justify October 7 atrocities

EDITORIAL: On all days, but especially today, we must remember the solemn vow the world made in the shadow of the Holocaust.  Never again. 

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The nation's police forces are warning protesters not to incite violence or display terror symbols. (Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS)
Editorial

October 7 rallies must not be allowed to go ahead

EDITORIAL: Any rally in Australia on Monday, October 7 should be seen for what it is — a shameful and disgusting racial and religious incitement. 

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Governments need to stop undoing the work of the RBA by pumping money back into the economy through spending and subsidies. 
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Editorial

Big spending Budgets prolong interest rate pain

EDITORIAL: Governments need to stop undoing the work of the RBA by pumping money back into the economy through spending and subsidies. 

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An Israeli tank manoeuvres in northern Israel near the Israel-Lebanon border.
Editorial

The West’s goal must be to ensure an Israeli victory

EDITORIAL: The free world, Australia included, must find a way to deal with the threat of Islamist regimes while supporting Israel’s absolute right to defend itself.

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People gather at the site of the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut.
Editorial

Hezbollah has brought catastrophe upon Lebanon

EDITORIAL: Those found to have been promulgating hateful, radical ideologies in this country should be punished to the law’s fullest extent. 

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EDITORIAL: The end result of a week in which the Government has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory is an electorate confused and disengaged, and a PM looking like he is failing to stay afloat. 
Opinion
Editorial

How did this week go so horribly wrong for Albo?

EDITORIAL: The end result of a week in which the Government has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory is an electorate confused and disengaged, and a PM looking like he is failing to stay afloat. 

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For a year, Hezbollah has rained down more than 8000 rockets and drones across the border into Israel. 
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Editorial

Calls by the West for Israel to show restraint are obscene

EDITORIAL: Israel, regardless of what some may have you believe, is not looking for a war with Hezbollah. 

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Treating those from whom you derive your income with contempt is just bad business. (Sam Mooy/AAP PHOTOS)
Editorial
Editorial

Taking customers for fools is plain stupid and bad business

Coles and Woolworths’ alleged practice of slapping fake specials on products to dupe their customers into thinking they were getting a good deal is outrageous and despicable.

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Hundreds of people have been wounded in Lebanon when pagers exploded in a suspected attack. (AP PHOTO)
Opinion
Editorial

Pager attacks demonstrate Israel’s brutal acumen

EDITORIAL: It was a brutal message, delivered directly to Hezbollah members and their supporters, via what they believed to be a secure and tamper-proof method of communication.

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The push from the Greens to include a so-called “climate trigger” in legislation to establish a Federal environmental protection agency is the JLo and Ben Affleck of Australian policy. 
Editorial
Editorial

Climate trigger dead, but it will still leave a mark

The climate trigger saga has given us a worrying glimpse into the dubious horse-trading that could occur after next year’s election should Labor form minority government with the support of the Greens.

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EDITORIAL: Big business bashing has become one of Canberra’s favourite pastimes, and it’s not just Labor and the profit-hating Greens who are getting in on it. But big business has found its voice again.
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Editorial

Big business must speak up for national interest

EDITORIAL: Big business bashing has become one of Canberra’s favourite pastimes, and it’s not just Labor and the profit-hating Greens who are getting in on it. But big business has found its voice again.

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EDITORIAL: After stripping medals from up to nine officers over allegations of war crimes in Afghanistan, all Defence Minister Richard Marles has done is tear open old wounds. 
Opinion
Editorial

Medals stoush shows wounds are far from healed

EDITORIAL: After stripping medals from up to nine officers over allegations of war crimes in Afghanistan, all Defence Minister Richard Marles has done is tear open old wounds. 

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Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has made a colossal hash of the negotiations to get its promised environmental regulator up that it had no choice but to kick the can down the road a bit. 
Opinion

Plibersek’s Nature Positive ultimatum backfires

EDITORIAL: If you believe the Government’s reasoning for its Nature Positive legislation being yanked from the Senate notice paper, there’s a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in purchasing...

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Protesters confront police during an anti-war rally outside a weapons expo in Melbourne.
Opinion

Violent ‘anti-war’ protesters show rank hypocrisy

EDITORIAL: The actions of the 1500 or so cerebrally-challenged crusaders who brought chaos and disorder to Melbourne’s CBD served only to further alienate their movement from the Australian mainstream.

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Dr Chalmers’ list of priorities reads: 1. Avoid recession. 2. Daylight. 3. Do something about inflation, if we manage to find time.
Opinion
Editorial

Desperate Chalmers prolonging household pain

EDITORIAL: Jim Chalmers is desperate to avoid being the Treasurer who sent Australia into a recession. Things were so much easier when he got to be the surplus guy.

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