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It’s tougher now than in the 1980s

Even Boomers agree: younger people are doing it terribly tough because of the cost of putting a roof over their head.

Exposing councils with slow DA approval histories will spur reform

The publication of a name and shame list of NSW councils dragging their heels on processing development applications should spur reform.

The asylum backdoor system for international students should be closed

The rise in the number of international students who enter Australia under the guise of studying but then apply for asylum suggests redemption for some, a rort for others.

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Sheridan Harbridge, Helen Dallimore and Max McKenna in the Sydney Theatre Company and Global Creatures production of Muriel’s Wedding the Musical.

The plan to turn Sydney and Melbourne into the ‘West End of the Asia Pacific’

The live entertainment industry wants tax breaks to prevent Australian shows being lured overseas.

  • by Andrew Taylor
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with Brisbane candidate Madonna Jarrett on Saturday.

PM launches nuclear attack on Crisafulli

PM Anthony Albanese has fired a salvo at Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli, who he said would “roll over” and allow nuclear power in the state should Peter Dutton get the keys to The Lodge.

  • by Cameron Atfield

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