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How Scott Morrison changed his tune on the banking royal commission

How Scott Morrison changed his tune on the banking royal commission

From calling the idea a "populist whinge" to warning "disturbing" behaviour revealed in the inquiry could lead to jail time, here is how his opinion has changed.

  • by Rachel Clun

Opinion & Perspectives

Coalition builds new tower for Abbott to smash to pieces

After Australia's decade of disastrous policy, federal Energy and Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg was given the task of building a new policy out of nothing more than a box of matches, an incendiary and an unstable Coalition.

Peter Hartcher
    Peter Hartcher

    Economic gains of higher immigration don't add up

    If higher GDP is the best argument for continuing Australia's increased immigration intake, it is a very poor one.

    Crispin Hull

      The right to free speech doesn't make really bad ideas any better

      The defence of the right to debate bigoted junk-science that damages vulnerable young people represents the natural end-point of Enlightenment thought.

      Jacqueline Maley
        Jacqueline Maley
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        Government subsidises two $5000/month breast cancer drugs
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        Government subsidises two $5000/month breast cancer drugs

        Campaigners say the drug will help women fighting the worst kinds of cancer.

        • by Latika Bourke
        Prince Charles approved as next head of Commonwealth

        Prince Charles approved as next head of Commonwealth

        Heir to the British throne Prince Charles was approved on Friday as the next head of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom and its former colonies.

        • by David Crowe

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