Inquirer
‘Bottlenecks every day’
SIMONE FOX KOOBMelbourne is Australia’s fastest growing city and the strain on resources is being felt most in outer suburbs.
A heated argument
GRAHAM LLOYDWarring groups are blurring the lines on the climate and weather debate.
Mogul’s web of sleaze
TOBY HARNDENHollywood producer Harvey Weinstein mixed with presidents and movie stars but preyed on pretty women eager to make it in films.
May’s days seem numbered
TIM SHIPMAN, CAROLINE WHEELERThere is a growing view that Theresa May’s ouster would be not a political assassination but a mercy killing.
We must stop this nonsense
Judith SloanWithout a doubt, the biggest scam perpetrated against taxpayers and consumers is renewable energy. It has gone on long enough.
Post Vegas, identity politics
Chris KennyWe don’t know the shooter’s motive, and it’s crass to inject incendiary issues into the tragedy.
Misfiring in lack of leadership
Janet AlbrechtsenIt is very difficult for an outsider to understand the connection Americans have with their guns.
Memories tied up in Blue Knot
Uncertain future for Spain
Welcome to the workers’ evolution
Ban reduced firearm deaths
Real world lost on Geek Islands
I won’t shut up: Helen Dale
Facial recognition’s odd uses
Screens put distance between us
Fly-in surgeons take it too far
Reporter becomes bigger story
Uni lesson on mastering IR
States must fight terror as one
Discuss protections after survey
Party time for Xi Jinping
Solutions for the future
