Anthony Albanese has been disciplined and clear with his message. And Donald Trump has only helped the cause.
Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg’s famous motto was “move fast and break things”. But now it’s children and families who are being broken by the relentless thirst for big tech profit.
By pretending that a planet-scale upheaval is not happening,our political leaders are not helping Australia deal with it.
After two years of insisting that he could end the Russia-Ukraine war in his first 24 hours if returned to the White House,Trump is preparing to walk away from the problem entirely.
The US president had unsettled the election campaign from the outset. But in the past couple of weeks,the tangerine titan has become totally toxic.
Donald Trump believes his tariff folly will isolate its superpower adversary. But it will be the US,not China,that could find itself outside the tent.
It’s taken too long for parties to take the housing shortage seriously. Sunday’s campaign launches offer some hope that might be about to change.
Excited by dominance in meaningless midterm polls,misled by the false analogy of Trump’s political success,the Coalition allowed itself to think it could win without doing the work required.
The consequences of this war are unpredictable,but we know one thing already:trade is conducted for mutual benefit – it’s win-win. Its cancellation is lose-lose.
The Australian government was confident about an exemption from Trump’s trade imposts but as it turned out,that privilege was reserved only for enemies.