Tech giants sell a vision of limitless computation, yet that dream rests on an industrial reality where the AI boom is tethered to China.
Bracket creep is not some novel Labor invention. It is baked, thoroughly and deliberately, into an antiquated taxation system.
I spend quite a lot of my working life talking about pension policy. I find the subject almost endlessly fascinating, but I am aware that most normal, healthy, well-adjusted people do not. For friends ...
When it was first announced three years ago, the Enhanced Games was described by Aron d’Souza, its Australian founder, ...
The conflict in Iran is having serious knock-on effects around the world, from cancelled flights as jet fuel supplies ...
Daily life in Punta Marina, the next little town but one from me here on the Adriatic coast has gone globally viral after being portrayed as some kind of horror show worthy of Alfred Hitchcock. This ...
As Andy Burnham, who is still mayor of Greater Manchester in his spare time, campaigns to win the Makerfield by-election in fewer than four weeks, he knows how much is at stake. It is not simply an ...
The idea that large parts of the civil service would treat a Farage government with horror and seek to frustrate it is what many of Reform UK’s supporters have long suspected. But the sheer brazenness ...
Unilateral recognition of Palestinian statehood should reasonably be interpreted by Australians as rewarding the worst types of terror.
My 14-year-old Birman, Aero, has acquired a global following. I have woken up to messages from London, Kabul, Washington, Islamabad, Paris – people asking, not unreasonably, whether she is still alive ...
Vietnamese who sought safety and freedom in Australia and are faced with images of the communist and socialist ideology they fought against.
Aboriginal children are Australian children and therefore deserve the best that Australia can provide regardless of cultural appropriateness.
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