Scott Morrison might be in for a rude shock: his plan to return to surplus via economic growth fits poorly with Australia’s current growth prospects, Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer write.
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Scott Morrison might be in for a rude shock: his plan to return to surplus via economic growth fits poorly with Australia’s current growth prospects, Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer write.
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Canada definitely does not want to become the United States — but is it ready to return to liberal government?
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The focus on Turnbull’s call for a cultural shift has left unexamined the ways in which government policy is complicit in violence against women and children.
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The government expects the Australian Federal Police to take on a greater role in national security, but it keeps cutting the agency’s funding.
READ MORESouthern Cross Austereo was forced to air three hours of ad-free mental health programming last night as a punishment. But the move brought the station plenty of accolades.
READ MOREA festival of Christophers (Pyne v Bowen) … no photos, please …
READ MOREThe ACT government has decided to get on the front foot, and will allow Uber in, but with strict regulation.
READ MOREThe best direction for public transport and urban development isn’t even mostly about money; it’s about promoting politically difficult but sensible policies.
READ MOREPrivate Media’s CEO leaves the building. Plus other media tidbits of the day.
READ MOREAlong with the Biebs, Malcolm Turnbull’s women cabinet ministers also made a splash.
READ MOREThe poor Murdochs, they’re practically in the poorhouse.
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WHAT WAS SAID:
"I'm not unreachable, I'm not unattainable, I'm just like you and I communicate just like you."
"I can't put up with these screaming fans for a minute longer."
Ignore business groups’ wages hysteria
Arguments without evidence have self-interest at their core.
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