Opinion

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

CAMERON MILNER: The Liberals can’t contemplate government again without winning back city seats, but the price of entry is to have a credible climate position.

The Aussie skipper’s long-awaited return has ended up in a very disappointing situation.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Democrats aren’t piranhas. Right now they’re more like the blobfish.

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

JUSTIN LANGER: As the world appears to being getting more divided there is one fractious relationship that always tests our patience - the one with the English!

KIERSTEN DUKE: If you finish top of the tree or are happy with your lot in life, it should be nobody’s business who you put out on the field.

PAUL MURRAY: Chris Bowen, the Don Quixote of Canberra, has urged a faster rollout of renewables projects without conceding the instruments he depends on to achieve that end are inadequate.

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

RICHO’S TOP 10: There are four blockbusters coming our way starting tonight, but the side that prevails in this match will go all the way.

JANE HUME: Couples should be allowed to share their superannuation savings, a simple change that could help protect women when their partners die.

AARON PATRICK: Senator Jacinta Price’s proposal to ban burning the flag was met by calls to replace the flag altogether. That would be a mistake.

MITCHELL JOHNSON: Don’t believe the talk coming out of the Australian camp — the Poms will be licking their lips at the prospect of a wounded Aussie skipper limping into the series, if at all.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: China and America don’t know it yet, but the artificial intelligence revolution is going to drive them closer together, not farther apart.

MARK RILEY: The Albanese Government might have a record majority in the House of Representatives, but the Senate can still bite it where it hurts.