Editorial

EDITORIAL: Barring a last minute miracle, it appears certain that Australia will not be spared from Donald Trump’s tariff binge which is threatening to destabilise the world economy. 

EDITORIAL: As Australians focus their nervous gaze on Cyclone Alfred as it continues to steam its way towards south-east Queensland, another potentially more destructive storm is brewing.

EDITORIAL: As we wait to find out just how bad the impact of Cyclone Alfred will be, take reassurance in the fact that we have been here before and we have come through. 

EDITORIAL: These are nervous times, for Australia and the world. Europe sits on a knife-edge, waiting to see if Donald Trump will make up with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

EDITORIAL: In this age of anxiety, Australians want clarity and strength from their leaders. So far, they’ve received little of that from Anthony Albanese.

EDITORIAL: Clearly, Donald Trump wants Ukraine to fold to Russia. That would be a catastrophe for the Western world, even if Mr Trump is too busy hero-worshipping Putin to see it. 

EDITORIAL: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s national citizenship roadshow ahead of the Federal election looks like a blatant attempt to stack key seats with friendly voters.

EDITORIAL: All deception does is feed into the perception of Anthony Albanese and his Government as weak and untrustworthy and perpetuates a feeling of unease. 

EDITORIAL: Instead of calling China out for its dangerous antagonism, Anthony Albanese is sticking by the fantasy that all is well in our relationship.

EDITORIAL: Fatima Payman’s comments about Iran are a betrayal of women there and around the world whose rights are abused by authoritarian governments. 

EDITORIAL: Australians want strong leadership to guide them through these tumultuous times. Instead, they’ve got Anthony Albanese.

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EDITORIAL: Donald Trump’s provocative and error-filled social media post, which came as Ukraine was left out of settlement talks between US and Russia, is an abrupt departure from strong support for Ukraine. 

EDITORIAL: After 40 years, gas resources in the North West Shelf are dwindling. Opening up new gas fields to the north could extend the project’s life. But its success is under threat.

EDITORIAL: There’s a danger that the RBA’s decision to cut rates will do more to remind mortgage-holders of just how much their repayments have risen than it will to overwhelm voters with feelings of gratitude.