National
NSW
Atlassian is on the brink of joining the $US10 billion club
The most prominent global technology company to have emerged from Australian shores is on the brink of another significant valuation milestone.
- by John McDuling
Opinion & Perspectives
Can we escape the curse of the unlucky '7'?
The world has just two months left on the clock to see if it can finally vanquish the decennial curse of the "7".
Jessica Irvine
Bright sparks on energy leave Abbott in the shadows
The national energy guarantee policy is much better than a mere surrender to Abbott and the far right's theological attachment to coal. It's policy devised by experts and agreed to by politicians.
Peter Hartcher
Stress is no excuse for the racist, sexist targeting of a young poet
Lauren Lancaster, a 16-year-old student entering year 12 at Hornsby Girls High School, examines what the outcry over the Mango poem meant.
Lauren Lancaster
Politics
NSW government abandons fifth hospital privatisation plan in Maitland
More than a year after it announced it was opening up five regional hospitals to tenders that would have then privately built and run, the state government quietly decided to keep the last entirely in public hands on Friday.
- by Kate Aubusson and James Robertson
COMMENT
Opinion
Gender equality: it takes a troubled woman to change a troubled world
Men are increasingly proving themselves incapable of taking the world where it needs to go. Never has the need for imaginative female leadership been so urgent.
- by Elizabeth Farrelly
