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Surge in school leavers with unscored VCE raises thorny questions
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Education

Surge in school leavers with unscored VCE raises thorny questions

Choosing the unscored route, whether it be for mental health reasons or because an ATAR isn’t needed, is not a decision to take lightly.

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Australia must do all it can to help crisis-torn Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka

Australia must do all it can to help crisis-torn Sri Lanka

Shortages of essentials have left many Sri Lankans struggling to survive. There is an urgent need to get their country back on track.

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Time is nigh for broad inquiry into pokies harms
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Gambling

Time is nigh for broad inquiry into pokies harms

It is well known how problem gambling affects individuals, families and communities.

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China ties moving in the right direction

China ties moving in the right direction

Major sticking points remain but Canberra and Beijing do seem to be making a concerted effort to mend relations.

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A police tragedy, but justice has been served
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Courts

A police tragedy, but justice has been served

The murder of police officers is a crime of the highest order, but investigations of crime must never be compromised.

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Government made right call to reject mask mandate advice

Government made right call to reject mask mandate advice

There is much that can still be done to slow the spread of COVID-19 without using the blunt instruments of lockdowns and mandates.

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Stronger safeguards around lobbying are a must

Stronger safeguards around lobbying are a must

Lobbying is a vital part of the political process, but the risk of powerful vested interests capturing government decision-making at the expense of others in the community cannot be ignored.

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Return to the office is under strain, but all is not lost

Return to the office is under strain, but all is not lost

“Living with COVID” and other ailments this winter is complex for employers and employees. Flexibility and sensible precautions will be key to getting us through.

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Abe’s legacy on China a beacon for Australia
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Shinzo Abe

Abe’s legacy on China a beacon for Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described Abe as “a great statesman who made a difference”.

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Careful health messaging key to stop winter COVID crisis

Careful health messaging key to stop winter COVID crisis

The challenge s to raise awareness and maintain the good habits we learned in the first two years of the pandemic by appealing to our good sense.

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Britain reckons with Johnson’s damaging legacy
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Boris Johnson

Britain reckons with Johnson’s damaging legacy

The UK is facing difficulties that even a stable and competent government would struggle to tackle.

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