Trump’s toxic stupidity can be exploited — if Australia stops assuming migration is bad
Our policymakers have bought into the idea that migration is fundamentally a problem. But as the US declares war on
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There’s a much worse Trump threat to Australia’s economy than a trade war
The Reserve Bank is worried about Trump's trade war. But another threat may prove every bit as damaging and worse.
Bernard Keane
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Labor’s middle-way timidity on Gaza genocide sums up Australia’s indifference
Labor has tried to walk a fine line on Israel's actions in Gaza. The ramping up of genocide and ethnic
Bernard Keane
04:26
Australian business is plagued by scandal. Yet the bosses love lecturing the rest of us
The prosecution of Macquarie Securities for hundreds of millions of breaches of short selling laws is yet another moment of
Bernard Keane
02:26
Trump’s power crumbling as he surrenders to China
Donald Trump has caved in to China on tariffs, dropping most of his punitive taxes to stave off empty shelves,
Bernard Keane
02:26
Albanese cements Dutton’s disaster in the making
Moving the Australian Federal Police back to Home Affairs reverses an important Labor reform, undermines the rule of law and
Bernard Keane
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The first order of business for the Coalition: Fight a major battle over energy
For nearly two decades, the Liberals have adopted fake climate policies to maintain Coalition unity. In the depths of their
Bernard Keane
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People like the idea of disrupting political norms — until it happens. But this election offers a better way
Now that voters have seen what it's like when a real disruptor is given power, where do the resentful and
Bernard Keane
20:22
Will Pauline Hanson be a kingmaker?
The growing support for One Nation likely means a less cohesive and secure Australia. But the media is focused on
Bernard Keane
08:32
Theatre of the absurd: Labor and Liberals on a unity ticket on every key issue — and guess who benefits
Run through the big issues facing Australia, and you'll find extensive bipartisanship on how they should be addressed — or
