International students bring tangible and intangible benefits for Australia. But policy decisions are eroding their numbers.

Glyn Davis Contributor. Professor Glyn Davis AC is a public policy specialist and interim vice-chancellor of the University ...

Michael Wesley Contributor. Professor Michael Wesley is the deputy vice chancellor (global, culture and engagement) of ...

After the Labor government unveiled draft legislation for its news bargaining incentive in April, Meta and Google were quick ...

According to the AFR, Australian bond yields have soared because investors hate the budget. Or, also per the AFR, it's entirely about foreign factors. Whom to believe?

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The argument for the changes is simple at its core: people shouldn’t be paying less tax on their passive income than workers ...

Instead of spending $5 billion to ensure our current submarines last into the 2040s, the government will spend $11 billion ...

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Labor will introduce its controversial CGT and negative gearing legislation the week after next as it fights to sell the 2026 ...

Peter Stone, linked to the Bureau's Coalition-era CEO, is leaving after a rocky, decade-long tenure that includes the ...

Jet fuel supply remains a clear and present danger for the entire global aviation sector with the Eastern Hemisphere ...