Labor’s furtive attempt to fix up years of unlawful tax collection can only diminish public trust. So why is the opposition ...

To write a book is to start with an idea, which is personally a joyous time because my clumsiness is yet to stamp upon the purity of its snow. It can remain perfect only in theory; to give it ...

Will AI become conscious? Or, at least, the version that has appeared in news headlines this year. Any minute now, we are ...

John Anderson is a sixth-generation farmer and grazier from New South Wales, who spent 19 years in the Australian parliament including six years as deputy prime minister.

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The prime minister forcing the treasurer to backdown on proposed superannuation changes shows this government’s direction – and its fortunes – lie with one man Jim Chalmers’ doctoral thesis is coming ...

With Australia’s political institutions being key to its prosperity, do we require a form of conservative radicalism to ...

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Both Nettle and Brereton are entitled to judicial pensions – Nettle of about $366,000 a year and Brereton about $298,500. It is not clear whether they are receiving those on top of what they are being ...