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CHRIS FOSTER-RAMSAY: It’s time for decision-makers to consider extending loan terms to a maximum of 35 years to improve access to homeownership and address the current housing affordability crisis.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: Dennis Lillee knows Mahli Beardman has something special but national selectors may not have his best interests at heart.
GEORGIE PARKER: There is a pressing issue with the longer season in 2024 and it is creating havoc on the best female footballers’ chances of producing a spectacle fans will pay to see.
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RYAN DANIELS: Geelong knows how to win and win when it counts. And they have done it by following one simple philosophy.
MICHAEL USHER: The Government’s strong crackdown on vaping faces a major challenge in the next 10 days. And it could send the whole plan up in a puff of smoke.
EDITORIAL: It was a brutal message, delivered directly to Hezbollah members and their supporters, via what they believed to be a secure and tamper-proof method of communication.
BEN HARVEY: This chart tracking interest rates should scare the crap out of any Australian who has a mortgage — and also Wayne Swan.
Enjoying good times is great for the soul and is damn fun in the process.
WATCH NOW: In this show, Ben Harvey explains why history shows Australia won’t follow the US in cutting rates. See the economic chart that will make every mortgage holder nervous.
The climate trigger saga has given us a worrying glimpse into the dubious horse-trading that could occur after next year’s election should Labor form minority government with the support of the Greens.
For this Government to bring on a double dissolution election this year would be taking a Rishi Sunak-sized risk.
DAVID KOCH: While Australians are increasingly cash-poor during this financial crisis, some who have mortgages can use them to their advantage right now. Here’s how.
RICHO’S TOP 10: Tigers fans will be divided about the Richmond great coming out of retirement so quickly to play for a rival club.
The longer Anthony Albanese decries the Greens’ support for riots in Melbourne and anti-Israel chants while still chasing the minor party’s votes, the greater the insult to middle Australia.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: He’s been in the headlines for weeks and now the Hawks agitator has some tough choices to make.