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Long, unstructured hangouts are increasingly rare – and some young people aren’t experiencing them A few years ago I had one unexpected, glorious day with a friend whose new corporate…

The writer, broadcaster and activist on life in London, fitting in, and the perspective she gained after leaving Australia Of course London has its problems, but mornings like this –…

Paul Brereton’s appearance before a Senate inquiry illustrated why public confidence in the national anti-corruption agency is in the toilet – and what now needs to be done Get our…

Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy examine the government’s struggle to sell its ambitious tax changes as the legislation hit parliament this week. The Barries also look at the pros and…

Carriageworks, SydneyFifteen years since her last Australian show, the seminal hip hop artist was met by a mood of giddy nostalgia that forgave her short set of truncated hits Of…

Thousands of Australian small businesses are falling behind on electrification, weighing on national climate goals and leaving manufacturers exposed to gas market volatility. Many small and medium-sized businesses that rely…

While the Budget purported to take pressure off ordinary Australians, they continue to ignore the need for online gambling reform. Wally the Chartered Accountant has a crack. On the same…

Tomatoes, ubiquitous in everything from fast-food burgers to haute cuisine, are taking on a new role beyond the plate in the United States: a nagging reminder of rising costs. Prices…

The Liberal Party is hoping to rebuild its identity as a viable alternative government during a key national meeting of party leaders and powerbrokers. Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will front…

A top-tier consultancy firm whose Australian boss resigned over the treatment of a whistleblower was hosting whistleblower support services for some of the nation’s biggest corporations. The revelation came to…