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The local council's lost its way
Canberra's worthless light-rail project is the symbol of a sick government.
Nic Stuart is a Canberra writer.
Canberra's worthless light-rail project is the symbol of a sick government.
Federal Labor has found its voice, but there's no evidence it understands what's coming.
Aren't you glad to be Australian? If you believe the numbers, you picked a winner. We're celebrating a quarter-century of economic expansion: 25 years of year-on-year GDP growth or, better still, 100 quarters without a recession since June 1991!
The general held out the palm of his hand. "They're already making small, remote-controlled, UAVs this big.
The Chief of Army's exercise this week is attempting to peer into the future.
The story of the bungled introduction of a new repayment system for people with disabilities has made the recent computer glitch that accompanied the national census pale into insignificance.
Degrees have become commodified; just another product. But they operate in a hugely protected market.
Hanoi refused to allow any ceremonies to take place at Long Tan this week for one very simple reason: stories are powerful.
How did the ABS manage to get the census so wrong?
Declaring war has become far too important to be left to politicians.
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