[Guest essay] What North Korea’s learned from six months of the Iran war

O rolo do STF explode nesta terça-feira

Está marcada para amanhã, terça-feira, 15, a sessão no STF – até agora, pública, como manda a Constituição – para decidir o futuro de alguns ministros que estão…

The NRL is bending the rules to anoint Peter V’landys. Strap yourselves in

The bull-at-a-gate administrator’s expected switch from running racing to rugby league shapes as an epochal moment for both sports.…

Fogo no circo ou queima o quengaral?

“Já naquela altura, depois de tanto abuso, era impossível distinguir homem de porco.” (George Orwell) Qual cidadão de bem, qual brasileiro honesto, qual jornali…

Editorial: The Boks won the series. Rugby won the tour

EDITORIAL: Three straight Springboks wins could not disguise the success of a tour that delivered huge crowds, enormous interest and a welcome taste of old-scho…

My obsession with Japan’s famed robot led me to this great city

Thirty-one years since an earthquake devastated Kobe, a robot who fights evil continues to represent the city’s resilience. …

[Editorial] It’s time to pump the brakes on AI’s development

A job that changed me: Working the pool kiosk in the summer of ’82, I was excited when older boys came by – but I learned that respect is better than attention

My job made me the envy of the cool girls; it made me visible. Then Johnno, Stevo and Whack paid a visitIn the summer of 1982, at the age of 14, I was hired to …

The myths about compulsory KiwiSaver

OPINION: We are being bombarded by claims that the cost of NZ Superannuation is unaffordable and that, as a result, we must copy the Aussies by making KiwiSaver…

Why high-earners are benefiting twice as much from Victoria’s cost-of-living schemes

From free transport to registration rebates, the state government’s attempt to help Victorians is disproportionately benefiting those who need it the least.…

Letter: Is George Maggie still a minister?

Dear Editor, I write to ask Prime Minister Mark Brown to publicly clarify the status of George “Maggie” Angene. The post Letter: Is George Maggie still a minist…

Why high-earners are benefiting twice as much from Victoria’s cost-of-living schemes

From free transport to registration rebates, the state government’s attempt to help Victorians is disproportionately benefiting those who need it the least.…

Solomon Islands needs women at the centre of peace, security and governance

SINCE 2024, the Solomon Islands Young Women’s Parliamentary Group has been strengthening our capacity in human security and peacebuilding... The post Solomon Is…

The right is wrong about digital duty of care. It promises Australians more freedom, not less | Peter Lewis

Labor’s law would allow choice for social media users and build accountability into the internet rather than allow the tech industry to operate with impunityWhe…

Michael Walters: Fremantle Dockers coach Justin Longmuir deserves more respect for job he has done

Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir doesn’t get enough of a wrap for the way he has steered the club through this rebuild, writes Michael Walters.…

One Nation’s immigration policy deserves serious discussion – but not for the reason you might think | Alan Gamlen

Its proposal to regulate the size and composition of the temporary migrant population has merit, but other aspects are blunt and punitiveThe surprising thing ab…

Don’t fear track pants: The packing rules I always follow

My advice is not to wear pyjamas on the plane unless you’re five years old or in business class.…

WA housing crisis: Frustrated Perth mortgage holders disadvantaged by another interest rate rise

It’s high time decision-makers attempted to live off household budgets that relentless interest rate hikes are imposing on everyday Perth homeowners, a fed up m…

No taffy for Albo

Do your homework, boyo!…

No taffy for Albo

Do your homework, boyo!…

This full-service airline saps all the fun out of flying

No entertainment, no free meals and the seats don’t even recline. But apparently this is a full-service airline.…

My suburb is the middle child who finally found its voice

As young families and professionals arrive, we haven’t buffed away every rough edge. But we do ask – which side of the tracks is better?…

My suburb is the middle child who finally found its voice

As young families and professionals arrive, we haven’t buffed away every rough edge. But we do ask – which side of the tracks is better?…