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MITCHELL JOHNSON: Patrick Cripps is a deserved winner but the most prestigious award in the game needs an overhaul.
BRET STEPHENS: A combination of international wishful thinking and the willfulness of Hezbollah’s patrons have brought us to where we are now. Can a full-blown war be avoided? Hard to say.
SIMON BIRMINGHAM: Little tests the adage that something is better than nothing than the state of the United Nations in 2024.
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EDITORIAL: As the prospect of a rate cut before the Federal election remains distant, the Federal Government will try to convince voters that it has held up its end of the bargain in the inflation fight.
JENI O’DOWD: The conversation about office versus remote work shouldn’t be framed as an either-or debate. Instead of going back to the old ways, businesses and workers should embrace a new diverse future.
CAMERON MILNER: Federal Labor is in a death spiral of its own making. The ALP truly is the Albanese Lazy Party. And there’s only one way out.
BILL SHORTEN: We can never fully undo the harm of Robodebt, but we can at least promise those who went through it and everyone else — never again.
ISABELLE MULLEN: There’s plenty of theatrics in the race for the White House. But that’s not stopping Americans from switching off.
Coles and Woolworths’ alleged practice of slapping fake specials on products to dupe their customers into thinking they were getting a good deal is outrageous and despicable.
CAITLIN BASSETT: Sydney coach John Longmire has a tough decision to make but his skipper can help him do it.
DAN JERVIS-BARDY: COVID-19 was the nightmare no one wants to revisit. But to avoid the mistakes of the past, sometimes you don’t have a choice.
WATCH NOW: In Up Late, Ben Harvey gives a behind-the-scenes look at what happened when he spent a week inside Australia’s toughest drug rehab centre.
EDITORIAL: The Greens don’t expect the Government to give in to their crazy demands, which would leave the nation worse off. This mob of wreckers simply thrive off the chaos their grandstanding can cause.
MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: My battle with CTE is getting worse and is affecting me in a way I never thought it would. The issue reared its ugly head again in the Roosters-Sea Eagles semifinal.
JENI O’DOWD: It’s time for the Government to introduce Charlotte’s Law — a comprehensive national framework addressing school bullying across all States and Territories that includes reporting serious cases.