Editorial

EDITORIAL: With BBQ season heating up, there will be plenty more talk about what’s going right or wrong with the economy...

EDITORIAL: When the nation needs you, as leader, you should do everything you can to be there. Yet as of Monday, Mr Albanese still hadn’t made it to Ripponlea to support and reassure the Jewish community.

EDITORIAL: After we feel revulsion at what has taken place we need to ask are we surprised? Sadly the answer is that we probably are not.

EDITORIAL: It is clear that what the nation needs now is an economic defibrillator. But instead we are getting a union-applied handbrake.

EDITORIAL: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has chosen to turn his back not only on Israel, but also the US, our key ally, and support an ‘irreversible pathway’ to a Palestinian state.

EDITORIAL: A new voter survey by the Australian National University adds another piece to the electoral puzzle.

EDITORIAL: Australia Day should be a day where we unite and celebrate everything that is good about our great nation. Instead, it has become the most divisive date on the calendar.

EDITORIAL: It is deeply concerning that the rush of legislation depended on cutting a deal with the extremist Greens. 

EDITORIAL: The Santos decision is an important step in restoring the balance to environmental law, which in recent years has tipped too far in the activists’ favour. 

EDITORIAL: Reliable energy supply is key to maintaining living standards and keeping the economy ticking over. We can’t allow a relentless, ideological focus on renewables to leave us in the dark. 

EDITORIAL: Global uncertainty means our Government should be doing everything it can to create an agile investment environment with speedy approval processes, not strangling industry with more green tape. 

EDITORIAL: Suddenly yanking social media away from kids and then expecting them to have the digital literacy to navigate it upon turning 16 is a fool’s errand which could potentially create greater risks.

Seven treasurers - both Labor and Liberal - have held control over Australia’s Future Fund since its inception in 2006, now one is crippling to its appeal.

EDITORIAL: Our politicians say they are shocked by rising anti-Semitism, but they shouldn’t be. They are partly to blame. 

EDITORIAL: Creating cultural change is really bloody hard. Rio Tinto is finding out just how much of a relentless, bruising slog it can be.