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Vice chancellors say what’s happening on campuses here is a million miles away from what’s happening in the US. That’s a statement of wishful...
Journalists won “glittering prizes” for the stories that were misinformation, but there’s no sign of anyone giving back their awards.
The PM is truer than he knows when he says Sam Mostyn represents modern Australia. It’s a nation of talkers, not doers.
Any federal government that’s serious about reforming Commonwealth-state relations would stop rewarding Victoria’s disastrous financial...
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The Claudine Gay fiasco at Harvard has triggered a US debate about the purpose of higher education that Australia seems determined not to have.
Penny Wong demonstrated the moral corruption of the UN and the opinion of many of its members, and Claudine Gay the intellectual corruption of higher...
Australia’s elites in business, the media, and our cultural institutions have for too long humoured the Greens. It’s time for that to stop.
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When an airline’s most important stakeholders are politicians, not its passengers, there’s a problem.
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