Trump tries to dismantle Obama's climate change legacy
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The non-profit industry funds want you to think there's nothing wrong. They are most often the funds new employees are defaulted into and they perform the best, on average far better than their for-profit competitors.
The government says it supports an extradition treaty with Beijing because it will ensure Chinese criminals are sent back to China, where they belong. And it maintains that righteous enthusiasm right up until suddenly, it's gone.And so, another column in the facade of orderly, government, topples to populist whimsy.Cory Bernardi's power as a rookie independent, just got a pretty big kick-along. The government's prestige, not so much.
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The real cheats are those who don't acknowledge their own power and privilege.
Let ASIO continue its good work. Don't mess about with our security agencies for political gain.
"It reminds me of late Gillard, where it didn't matter what she said, nobody was listening."
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The PM badly needs clean air and real traction or colleagues will return to discussing their alternative driver options.
There is a growing sense around the halls of power that Malcolm Turnbull is finally starting to get somewhere, writes Mark Kenny.
Politicians normally avoid airing their dirty linen in public but for Australia's longest governing leader, it was actually a laundry incident that nearly brought him undone.
Children are being killed and injured in Mosul but if it's "our" side doing the bombing it's not on TV.
We're told often we have nothing to fear if we have nothing to hide. It's time to apply that to government too.
Jimmy Breslin changed my life.
Politicians' reluctance to discuss 'new' ways to tax makes our unfair system even less fair.
The federal and ACT public services say they have no serious integrity problems. But who's actually looking?
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The Great Barrier Reef is dying on our watch, and that's almost all we're doing.
Peter Dutton has revealed an unusual sensitivity and unwillingness to recognise community concerns.
Barnaby Joyce long teetered on the edge of being remembered as a clown.
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The case doesn't stack up and send a message that, in the words of George Brandis, people have a right to be bigots.
Another moderate shibboleth associated with national unity has been slain. On Harmony Day. Priceless.
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Why do politicians discount unions and pander to businesses that ignore the community?
Australians are jaded of big announcements. We've heard too many, and seen too little action.
If the politicians have cooked up a "done deal" for mere minimalism on constitutional recognition, Aboriginal people will say no. Substantive reform, or nothing at all. That was the clear message relayed at the Victorian dialogue in Melbourne this weekend. It is a message we, as convenors of the gathering, support 100 per cent.
Is it any wonder people despair about the government's economic credentials?
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As the Liberal and Labor bases crumble, the temptation is to chase the strays, writes Mark Kenny
The hurly-burly of the 2016 election campaign, as seen through the eyes of Fairfax reporters and photographers.
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