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The Age Editorials

Coalition contempt for our first peoples

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The 'Voice to Parliament' suggestion merits proper consideration. The most important market we have is the market for ideas. Stifling debate is un-Australian, unfair, timid and counter to public interest..

Stagnant wages are hurting entire economy

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The greatest form of social justice is a job, and the greatest source of employment is private businesses. So, an unduly large increase in the minimum wage would be counter-productive.

Cuts to stats bureau a risk to us all

Sunday Age Leader Dinkus

A nation that does not run a good set of books can not formulate and maintain good public policy. These are far deeper than reasonable, efficiency driven cuts to the public sector.

A commute shared is a commute made easier

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The primary source of this unavoidable, desirable change should be enlightened self-interest. As it becomes increasingly unattractive to own a car, the demand for public transport will prompt increased supply.

Is new NZ PM a risk to regional economy?

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Many people have missed out, for various reasons, on a fair share of the prosperity and opportunity generated by a decade of wealth creation. Homelessness and poverty have been rising, fueling a desire for change.