Netanyahu’s poisoned legacy Editors' Picks Soon, Benjamin Netanyahu will no longer be Israel’s prime minister. After 12 years in power, what kind of country will he leave behind?…
Biloela family to be released into community detention, what happens now? Wednesday June 16, 2021 By Mary Anne Kenny and Nicholas Procter Editors' Picks Here is a run-down of what the Biloela family can expect now they have been 'upgraded' to community detention.
Premium Insights and analysis Is Europe any good at soft power? Wednesday June 16, 2021 By Caroline de Gruyter Editors' Picks The increasingly aggressive authoritarianism of Belarus is an acute test of the EU’s diplomatic self-image.
Premium Columnists With G7 agreeing to 15% global corporate tax, big tech and multinational giants have little to worry about Wednesday June 16, 2021 By Binoy Kampmark Economy & Industry Google, Facebook and Amazon say the the G7 finance ministers' tax decision is great; Oxfam and tax associations say it's absurd and profit-shifting.
Sudan’s ‘forgotten’ pyramids risk being buried by shifting sand dunes Tuesday June 15, 2021 By Ahmed Mutasim Abdalla Mahmoud Editors' Picks This phenomenon is nothing new, but the threat is exacerbated by climate change, which has made the land more arid and sandstorms more frequent.
Charities in crisis: Why we must help the helpers Monday June 14, 2021 By Suzie Riddell Community & Social Unlike commercial businesses, charity funding for services doesn’t rise in parallel with demand, and can in fact go down.
Premium The Briefing The Briefing: A question of contracts behind the aged care worker vaccination rollout Monday June 14, 2021 By Chris Woods Editors' Picks Delays and miscommunication dog the aged care worker vaccination rollout, with confusion over who was contracted by the Health department to do what.
Liberals’ Dan Andrews questions are a perfect case study in how to manufacture fake news Friday June 11, 2021 By Denis Muller Editors' Picks A case study in the manufacture of fake news is playing out right now in Melbourne.
Premium Columnists What is Australia’s role in Afghanistan as women are again put at risk? Friday June 11, 2021 By Virginia Haussegger Editors' Picks Afghanistan's historical story is certainly beyond Australia’s control or influence. However, what happens next to those with most to lose. is something we cannot walk…
PSst! Strange ways Thursday June 10, 2021 By The Mandarin Editors' Picks Transparent and avoided It may be arcane for some folks, but the Financial Reporting Council plays an important part in overseeing the Australian Accounting…
Western Australia continues Australia’s social procurement trend Wednesday June 9, 2021 By Hannah Irving and Warren Staples Editors' Picks The WA Social Procurement Framework's whole-of-government policy sets out several key clear and measurable community objectives and outcomes.
Singapore is building a ‘forest town’ with abundant green spaces and underground roads Wednesday June 9, 2021 By Natalie Marchant Editors' Picks The country is building what it calls its first smart and sustainable town, promising 42,000 homes in an environment where people can be 'at home…
Premium Insights and analysis Taiwan’s pandemic confidence called on to face new crisis Wednesday June 9, 2021 By Hilton Yip Editors' Picks Taiwan had one of the world’s most successful COVID-19 strategies. That success came to an end in mid-May, with more than 8,000 cases by June…
Calling in the army for the vaccine rollout and every other emergency shows how ill-prepared we are Tuesday June 8, 2021 By John Blaxland Defence News the army’s Lieutenant General John “JJ” Frewen has been picked to lead a new COVID-19 vaccination task force has prompted fresh discussion of the…
Peter Wegner’s portrait of Guy Warren at 100 wins the 100th Archibald Prize Monday June 7, 2021 By Joanna Mendelssohn Culture Here are the winners of the 2021 Archibald Prize competition.
