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The Third Party Plenum, the WTO review of China’s trade policy and what it means for Australia
Mid-July 2024 saw two major events on China’s economic and trade sectors. At the Third Plenum in Beijing, the Party-State ...
More than half of people who use party drugs take ADHD medicines without a prescription, new research shows
Each year, the National Drug and Alcohol Research Center at UNSW Sydney surveys hundreds of people who regularly use drugs in ...
Australia treats world’s most important conflict with indifference
It is profoundly misguided for Australia to see the Ukraine war as a faraway conflict in which we do not have a direct ...
In New York Case, Signs of a Familiar China Playbook
Linda Sun is just the latest member of the Chinese diaspora whom Beijing is accused of recruiting to influence Western ...
Leftist mainstream European parties have no-one to blame but themselves for the conservative surge set to sweep Austria at upcoming national polls
The latest chapter in the fight against the European centre-left is on the horizon for Austria, whose citizens are expected to vote in large numbers for a conservative party misleadingly derided by ...
The conviction politician: What are we to make of the political legacy of Rev. Fred Nile, as he turns 90?
The Rev. Fred Nile was a controversial politician and not without flaws, but he was also an Australian Christian leader of ...
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NAFA: a festival of fun
Under Kyle Page’s visionary leadership, this year’s North Australian Festival of Arts is set to be a landmark event cementing ...
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ACA Welcomes Reset of National Construction Forum
The Australian Constructors Association (ACA) welcomes the reconvening of the National Construction Industry Forum (NCIF) and the inclusion of ...
As a red-state American, I’m asked one question in Australia more than any other
While the American political scene is very complex, there is, when it comes to this particular question, one overriding ...
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The software war: a quieter threat to Australia’s national security
Australia is waging a quiet yet critical battle on a new front—its software supply chains. Attacks on this battleground ...
How defamation became Australia's new fight club, with a rise of high-profile cases in the Federal Court
The past 12 years have delivered a spectacular meteor shower of defamation cases brought by celebrities, politicians and ...