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What do Steven Miles, the Labor Premier of Queensland, and Peter Dutton, the Liberal federal Opposition Leader, have in common? They both very much...
Last week we discussed just how big the demand for aged care will be in the coming decades. More than half of all people aged 85 will need some...
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Regular readers of this column will know me to be very optimistic about the future of Australia. There are, however, a few things I am pessimistic...
Regular readers of this column will know me to be very optimistic about the future of Australia. There are, however, a few things I am pessimistic...
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Last week I argued that any plausible Australian government will continue the current high migration approach. Today we will explore the basic makeup...
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Over the Christmas break I read outstanding biographies of the great thinkers Humboldt , Goethe , and Oppenheimer . As I was reading, I realised...
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Your friendly neighbourhood Stats Guy is still on parental leave for another four weeks. So instead of my weekly data-driven column I am going to...
Your friendly neighbourhood Stats Guy is still on parental leave for another five weeks. Instead of my weekly data-driven column I am going to share...
Your friendly neighbourhood Stats Guy is on parental leave for the next six weeks. So instead of a weekly data-driven column, I am going to share some...
Your friendly neighbourhood Stats Guy is on parental leave for the next eight weeks. So instead of a weekly data-driven column I am going to share...
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