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Joycean antics show parliament needs new stream of consciousness
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Nationals

Joycean antics show parliament needs new stream of consciousness

Footage of our former deputy prime minister lying on his back mumbling profanities will be replayed worldwide for years as shorthand for Australian politicians.

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Deep failings revealed in the operation of Australia’s gatekeepers

Deep failings revealed in the operation of Australia’s gatekeepers

The failure by senior federal public servants to check the background of companies contracted to run Australia’s asylum seeker offshore program has ramifications far beyond our borders.

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Give communities a chance to have their say on retail outlets

Give communities a chance to have their say on retail outlets

The arrival of a tobacco retailer in an inner west suburb has prompted a change to development application regulations.

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Let’s all get behind the Powerhouse Museum renovation

Let’s all get behind the Powerhouse Museum renovation

The clamour of voices raised in concern over the temporary closure of  the Powerhouse Museum do themselves and Sydney’s cultural heritage a disservice.

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New disconnect laws for workers could help, but also harm

New disconnect laws for workers could help, but also harm

New laws allowing employees to disconnect from the work are a reflection of how the digital age has blurred the lines between work and home, but the legislation has potential to both help and harm. 

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Joyce’s attack on renewable energy is low-rent politics
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Renewables

Joyce’s attack on renewable energy is low-rent politics

Barnaby Joyce’s rabble-rousing attack on renewable energy development as a “swindle” and wind turbines as “filth” is petulant and puerile.

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Few journalists have the trust of their readers quite like Ross Gittins

Few journalists have the trust of their readers quite like Ross Gittins

Economics editor Ross Gittins’ 50th anniversary at the Herald on Wednesday is a time to celebrate an Australian institution.

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Australia should no longer be a happy dumping ground for carmakers

Australia should no longer be a happy dumping ground for carmakers

The Albanese government’s move will ensure efficiency standards for new cars to reduce emissions by more than 60 per cent and force manufacturers to sell more electric and fuel-efficient vehicles or face penalties.

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Treasurer’s San Francisco comparison is a wake-up call
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City life

Treasurer’s San Francisco comparison is a wake-up call

The NSW treasurer is right to call for calm in the intensifying debate over density and also warn what is at stake.

A decade too late, but NSW Police must change their pursuit policy now
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Crime

A decade too late, but NSW Police must change their pursuit policy now

The alarm was sounded in a coronial inquest in 2014, when pursuits were described as a “Russian roulette”. The statistics show it has only become worse.

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The protest that brought shame to our city

The protest that brought shame to our city

The NSW Police say they have no evidence that protesters chanted “gas the Jews” at Sydney Opera House just days after the Hamas attack on Israel. But other antisemitic phrases were uttered, and must be condemned by all right-minded people.

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