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Kevin Rudd reckons Donald Trump is ‘nuts’ and ‘the most destructive president in history’. Trump thinks Rudd is a ‘little bit nasty’. They’ve probably both got fair points.
Does anyone — other than Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek — actually like the Labor Government’s so-called ‘Nature Positive’ plan to overhaul Australia’s complex environmental laws?
Putin’s ‘victory’ comes just a few weeks after the murder of his fiercest political foe Alexei Navalny in an Arctic prison camp.
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If the police ask for your help to catch a criminal, you don’t then send them a bill for your trouble.
The Nightly's editorial cartoon. Created by our artists, taking on the topic of the day.
The Government must make it clear to behemoths such as Meta, TikTok, and e-commerce platform Temu that if they want to operate in Australia, they need to comply with our laws or they’re no longer welcome.
EDITORIAL: If you’re paying $11 for a no-name garment steamer, you should probably be grateful if it doesn’t burn down your house . . . but the issues with Temu are much more sinister than that.
The fact that the overhaul of Australia’s green laws is being done without the full view of the public is downright dangerous.
Despite clear evidence that Mark Zuckerberg understands that paedophiles are using Meta’s platforms to share depraved material with others, he is showing little appetite to do anything about it.
Mining will continue to do much of the heavy lifting in propping up the Australian economy. But even the most robust and resilient industries has its limits.
As women gather on Friday for International Women’s Day events, it’s a fair bet that celebrations will be muted.
As we inch towards our 2050 net zero target Australians are willing to be convinced of the merits of nuclear. But first, they will need to be assured of the technology’s safety and suitability.
Meta is used to getting its way and isn’t above using brute force to do so.
It shouldn’t be too much to expect a person in a position of such national significance to act with a little more maturity.
The Nightly’s editorial cartoon. Industrial relations red tape is strangling productivity.