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Turnbull's five biggest mistakes and how he can fix them in 2017
For Malcolm Turnbull, 2016 has been a year of political compromises, dashed expectations and the occasional policy win.
For Malcolm Turnbull, 2016 has been a year of political compromises, dashed expectations and the occasional policy win.
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Truth is, the alarming levels of distrust, cynicism, betrayal and disappointment are products of home-grown forces.
Who we are as a nation and having representatives who are one of us are closely related ideas. From now until Australia Day there will be increased reflection on these questions.
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There is no good reason any sovereign Australian government – federal or state – should allow a few American for-profit businesses to dictate how much it should or shouldn't borrow (nor engage in hugely expensive ways of disguising the true extent of its liabilities).
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The ratings agencies won't fall for it, and neither should you.
The political disclosure laws in Australia are a joke. They are opaque, tricky and designed to obscure the link between money and political outcomes.
Treasurer Scott Morrison loaded up the mid-year budget update with bad news in the hope that the budget itself, due in May, will appear to contain good news.
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Malcolm Turnbull will play the lead role in his own re-make of Mission Impossible in 2017, complete with a cast of villains and traitors and no end of unpredictable subplots.
When people switch on the television news, or open a newspaper or website, invariably the story of the day in federal politics is reported as one politician besting the other, or putting the other in his or her place.
Our city is a light on the hill to many in the world. Yet we seem unable to see it.
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Australia's tragicomedy plays on, with political instablility continuing under Malcolm Turnbull's leadership.
Hard-headed figures like Admiral Harry Harris should offset concerns that Donald Trump will be too cosy with Russia.
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Aldo Giurgola would have said these changes rip out the building's heart.
It's our community and our economy and prime ministers don't get to dismiss options without us even being allowed to think about them and decide what we prefer.
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To those who say this is about things done in the past, the message is that it is about what was happening right now.
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Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen is right: One of the Abbott-Turnbull government's various acts of economic vandalism is its politicisation of the once-proud federal Treasury.
It's a given in sport that if you're not leading, you're losing. So who'd be Malcolm Turnbull right now?
Why does the generation that most benefited from public investment struggle to pass on the flame?
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The government spends more than $16 billion a year on IT and there are real questions about whether we get value for money.
The hurly-burly of the 2016 election campaign, as seen through the eyes of Fairfax reporters and photographers.
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