Editorial
Grubby politics mars Labor’s policy wins
The Age believes the Andrews government deserves another term, but we have reservations.
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Opinion
Morrison must avoid population populism
Immigration, which has long accounted for the majority of Australia’s population growth, has delivered copious economic and cultural benefits.
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'Ironman' Prime Minister has tin ear on climate
Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten can appear to be each other’s best asset as they prepare for the election.
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Opinion
Bailing us out from a terrifying data glitch
A man with the data trail of Bourke Street killer Hassan Khalif Shire Ali should have been better watched.
Opinion
Lonely? You are not alone, but you are at risk
Loneliness is not merely a universal source of human sadness, but an acute public health problem. We can do more to tackle it.
Opinion
Missteps, but heading in right direction
It is with no great enthusiasm we endorse the return of Daniel Andrews’ government. However you vote, make sure you vote 'below the line' in the upper house.
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No time for diplomatic L-plates
Australia is a middle power which needs to build coalitions.
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Britain cannot turn its back on Europe
Theresa May has taken a pragmatic approach that acknowledges that after 50 years Britain is inextricably bound to the EU economy.
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Analysis
Anniversary must reflect unity, liberty
A century on from the Armistice, we must commit to the cause of liberty that so many died for.
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Opinion
Deadline looms on health data lifeline
There are valid arguments for remaining in, and for opting out of, the My Health Record database. Each decision will be a function of circumstances.
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Victoria Police
Fighting terror with instinct and wisdom
The odds of being hurt or killed in a terrorist attack in Australia are minuscule. But, after three attacks, the fear of terrorism has naturally increased.