The trust gap that is feeding political instability
There's one group of Australians who show far more trust in public institutions than everyone else. Here's why.
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Matt Wade
The rise of the millionaire Labor voter
The property boom has boosted wealth in traditional Labor electorates.
The way Australian billionaires earn their wealth
Australia has a disproportionate share of the world's billionaires.
Relax, a robot might not take your job after all
Smart machines probably won't be the job-killers many feared - but one section of the workforce still has much to fear.
The four factors that drag Australians down
They cost us a lot but have received little attention this election campaign.
Why Australia is stingy and getting stingier
We think we're more generous than we are but we're downright miserly.
Black hole is dead: new scare tactic needed
The search for black holes has become an exercise in diminishing returns.
Why Turnbull will probably win the election
There's one question asked in opinion polls that gives a more accurate indication of who will win the election.
The Godfather effect
And they say crime doesn't pay. A study of last century's mafia has proven to be revealing.
The big cities strike back
A striking feature of post-mining-boom Australia is the standout performance of our two biggest cities
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