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“It’s not age, per se; it’s generational.” Why the government have lost the electorate, even if they win the election.https://satpa.pe/elect4a920 

The Coalition’s steep rise in funding of private schools has left Julia Gillard’s “education revolution” entrenching inequality. Paddy Manning on Labor’s plans to reform the sector.https://satpa.pe/thefu36f41 

The precarious balance between colonialist space and First Nations message on show at Sydney’s multi-venue exhibition ‘The National’.https://satpa.pe/thena9c386 

“It’s a misnomer to think that the generation who had to deal with 17 per cent interest rates have it tougher than today. In the long run, they made out like bandits.”https://satpa.pe/slide11ad0 

Rosslynd Piggott: “Doing the research, looking back at archives and opening the drawers, I’m in tears. It’s quite emotional. Flicking through a few piles of photographs or notes, it’s like your life is coming up at you."https://satpa.pe/rossl5f27f 

“The problem is, the voters aren’t as dumb as they think.” Labor strategists respond to the government’s #Election2019 campaign.https://satpa.pe/pmset3a0ea 

Annie Smithers’ rich twist on “the doyenne of gateaux”, the chocolate marjolaine.https://satpa.pe/choco7p126j 

Today in The Briefing: Widodo returned as Indonesia voteshttps://bit.ly/2XrA2Yx 

Meg Keneally fictionalises the life of Mary Bryant, mastermind of the first escape from the nascent prison colony of Sydney Cove, in her debut novel, ‘Fled’.https://satpa.pe/fled25397 

“CSIRO’s role is to provide scientific advice to inform approval processes, but it does not have any role in making approval decisions.” Scientists walk back their support of Adani’s coal mine.https://satpa.pe/csiro0e2fa 

"Eventually, Facebook said we’d reach an agreement.” What the Australian government didn’t learn from Germany about regulating social media.https://satpa.pe/contr83a3e 

Editorial: "From the bench, the justice began with King Lear... These were, of course, lines lifted from the scene so scrutinised by the court over the past six months".https://satpa.pe/untola824a 

‘The Colonial Fantasy’ is uncomfortable reading for non-Indigenous Australians who like to pat themselves on the back for such actions as marching for reconciliation – one of many grand and well-intentioned gestures that solved nothing.https://satpa.pe/theco4e0d9 

Travel: "The food here is the weird, authentic stuff that doesn’t usually make it onto the ‘not to be missed’ lists – spaghetti in chicken broth with a side of fried eggs. Macaroni and Spam in tomato soup. Egg waffles."https://satpa.pe/apart5abcf 

This week's cryptic crossword, by Mungo MacCallum...https://satpa.pe/248c9709 

The quiet rise of Australian tennis star @ashbar96 the only player in the world, male or female, currently ranked in the top 10 in both singles and doubles. @TennisAustralia @WTA @MiamiOpen @TennisChannel @Tennishttps://satpa.pe/ashba45t06 

Today in The Briefing: Australia taps East Timor oilhttps://bit.ly/2UErr7S 

"In Victoria and NSW, one in 10 people work in construction. In many ways, it was the answer to the mining boom’s mining bust, as workers from the mines headed back east.” David Ross on the impact of Australia’s cooling housing market.https://satpa.pe/slide11ad0 

After culture wars, Safe Schools and climate strikes, Will Labor’s pledge to spend $14 billion on public schools stop Australia falling further behind their international counterparts?https://satpa.pe/thefu36f41