Young women are the most unhappy
Young women are the most likely to be gripped by anxiety over the future at a time when the general community's wellbeing has reached its highest level in more than a year.
Unis and govt locked into fighting the last war
The looming upheaval in education will make the universities' feud with government over funding seem irrelevant.
Uni students learn by investing real money
Finance students at the University of Sydney have $100,000 of real money to invest.
Beijing sends message to Hong Kong
China's president Xi Jinping recently warned against crossing a "red line" of challenging central government authority.
ATO doesn't care that you're on call 24/7
A new tax ruling bans claims for travel expenses between home and work, even for workers who are "on-call" and required to respond to emails, calls and texts.
Mr Trump gets more out of his depth
At the G20s close, global leaders show their credentials. outline plans, or even just grandstand a bit. Mr Trump was a no show.
One Nation risks getting nothing in media reform talks
One Nation risks being left out in the cold in media reform negotiations it continues to play hardball with the government.
Awards won't save hospo, retail from Kodak moment
If the entire IR awards and EBA system doesn't get an overhaul, automation and technology will do it for us.
G20 gives Turnbull climate cover
Malcolm Turnbull will be seeking his own political climate change protection in the united position of all the other G20 leaders against Trump's decision to abandon the Paris accord.
Option 4 for dealing with North Korea
Nukes aren't the problem, the Kim dynasty is. That's why US policy should be focussed on corralling China to get rid of the Kims.
Merkel pulls everyone out of the mess
Merkel's ultimate aim is to use her post-unification readiness for compromise to secure, even salvage, an agreement
