Opinion

ANDREW CARSWELL: Perhaps the biggest indicator of the Albanese Government’s reluctance to lump business with new taxes is the Prime Minister’s muzzling of the Treasurer’s ambition on reform.

Modernising Australia’s paper-based and fax-reliant health system is essential to cut costs, lift productivity and meet the demands of an ageing population, a new report has found. 

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

CAMERON MILNER: China’s military parade is a roll call of leaders in opposition to Australia’s national interests. The presence of Labor pawns will be exploited to embarrass our PM and further attack AUKUS.

MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: The high-profile signing continues to derail Canterbury’s season as the team looks set to suffer a short September campaign.

MITCHELL JOHNSON: Fremantle has what it takes to challenge the flag contenders after proving their doubters wrong.

GEORGIE PARKER: The Saints have gone all in on two big stars, but there is one thing the club is overlooking with these big money signings.

JUSTIN LANGER: English fans still hound David Warner over sandpaper scandal, yet a father reaches out to help a man who killed his child.

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.

BEN HARVEY: Sorry to be the Grinch that stole the great Australian dream, but home loans are about to be written for people previously considered a credit risk.

KIERSTEN DUKE: A tournament of a rival code a world away could hold the key to avoiding the abrupt end of the Manly stalwart’s playing days.

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

MITCHELL JOHNSON: The one-day series in regional Australia finished on a high for the home side, but they can’t afford to let it go to waste.

RICHO’S TOP 10: The players just look ridiculous, so it’s time to put an end to this farce.

MARK RILEY: With thousands of Australians left in Iran, deep concern now swamps curiosity about Anthony Albanese’s expulsion decision.