Editorial

EDITORIAL: Home-grown ghouls have taken to social media to express their delight at Charlie Kirk’s death. Those people don’t understand that political violence won’t end with those with whom they disagree.

EDITORIAL: It seems likely that if armed conflict does boil over in the South China Sea, autonomous systems will play a pivotal role.

EDITORIAL: We are no longer the only country in our region looking to buy friends and influence people.

EDITORIAL: Meaningful reform and cultural change is hard. It takes time. These things shouldn’t be rushed. 

EDITORIAL: Wong and Marles’ diplomatically coded language was clearly a reference to China. 

EDITORIAL: We should not play into the hands of those who seek to dismantle the system.

It was perhaps the biggest gathering of authoritarian leaders the world has ever seen

EDITORIAL: Anthony Albanese should have condemned Bob Carr and Dan Andrews. That he failed to do so raises new concerns.

EDITORIAL: The weekend’s protests proved that unease has fermented into something more toxic. 

EDITORIAL: They said they were there to ‘march for Australia.’ But there is nothing more incompatible with Australian values than nazism.

EDITORIAL: It would be too easy to just sit back and say that’s it then. Job done. Nothing to see here. Time to move on.

EDITORIAL: Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles’ snap visit to the US gave rise to claim and counter claim which clouded its purpose and outcome.

EDITORIAL: It should be remembered that earlier this month an image of the Iranian leader holding a rifle was held aloft during the pro-Palestinian demonstration on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

EDITORIAL: We are fighting against unhinged, fanatical despots who want to destroy our way of life, tear at our social cohesion and spread their hateful ideology.

EDITORIAL: In-fighting within the Coalition provides convenient cover for Labor’s lack of solutions for now. But it’s a ruse that can’t be kept up forever.