We’re supposed to get smarter with age, right? So, why, WHY do I wish for the weather to get warmer, when - as I recently discovered all over again - I actually hate the heat.Â
Nat Locke
Can you change the mind of an anti-vaxxer? Should you try? The answer to the first question is yes. The answer to the second is… maybe?
Kate Emery
How a spur-of-the-moment decision paid off for a WA Powerball syndicate.
Why we must make sure free TV services are strong.
Bridget Fair
Labor’s review of their 2019 election loss found Bill Shorten was a problem, so what do they do about Anthony Albanese?
Paul Murray
If 54,000 new customers had moved to an area, surely it’s just good business sense to keep your shopfront there?
Jacinta Cantatore
After nearly two years of weathering COVID-19, it is fitting that this year’s International Day of People with Disability is asking us all to think about what comes next.
Lynne Harwood
After missing out on the Matildas in the FIFA Women’s World Cup, WA must maximise other ideas which can offer an economic boost
Young people in their teens, too young to be drinking or on licensed premises, have no place in entertainment districts unaccompanied after 10pm.
Basil Zempilas
The public service can help governments meet goals in disability employment.
Ben Morton
Employers across all sectors and of all sizes are acknowledging the benefits of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Michael Anghie
Federal Parliament is inhabited by too many who prioritise ambition over service. It’s Canberra’s very own Squid Game.
Mark Riley
In my 11 years reporting from the frontline of the nation’s centre of democracy, the 46th Parliament has been by far one of the toughest emotionally.
Lanai Scarr
Politics is a brutal sport, Christian Porter is the prime example of that - and he was likely talked into waiting longer to announce his resignation.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison will be looking for positive political patterns in the wake of two high-profile departures from his team.
The West Australian
A pet is for life, not just Christmas. It’s a slogan we’ve heard for years ahead of the festive season.
Angela Pownall
How policy reforms can help temporary migrants and the nation
Raff Ciccone
It was 1981 when we first heard of that other pandemic the world has grappled with: HIV.
Conrad Liveris
After two years of parochial politics and economic nationalism, Mark McGowan is preparing to lay out the welcome mat to Australia and the rest of the world.
Peter Law
Protecting Aboriginal cultural heritage is integral to understanding our past, strengthening our future and shaping our identity as a nation.
Stephen Dawson MLC is the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
Parents will lecture their progeny on healthy eating and the dangers of excessive screen time, only to sink onto the couch with a block of Caramilk and the remote once the kids are in bed.
This Christmas, the best gift you can give yourself, your family, your neighbours, your community and your country is to be vaccinated, writes Bill Shorten.
Bill Shorten is Shadow Minister for the NDIS and Government Services, Federal Member for Maribyrnong and former Leader of the Australian Labor Party.
Fists to the face, sexual assault and verbal and emotional tirades are common aspects of family and domestic violence. It can also be so pervasive that it also affects people’s bank accounts, too.
Jenna Clarke
The damning investigation into the toxic culture at Parliament House contains more than 400-pages of horror findings — and it’s enough to make you sick.
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