We should all be very watchful, given what governments would get up to with our money if the lights go out. However, many fans are going too far.
Additional federal money may unfortunately extend and expand inefficient and ineffective practices rather than lift the quality of teaching.
The UK chancellor is going to have to do one of two things for political survival: raise taxes, or cut public spending, because Britain is living far beyond its means.
There was much sound and fury in Australia, and among our allies, when China introduced trade sanctions on Australia in …
On Australia Day, Sydney’s Circular Quay, between the magnificent Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, was thronged with Australians of …
Artificial intelligence is evolving at an unprecedented pace, raising urgent questions about its impact on society. One of the latest …
Senator Tony Sheldon, Chair of the Senate’s Education and Employment Committee, is seeking an inquiry into what he ominously calls …
Many people roll their eyes at the mention of the word, but productivity matters. Simply put, productivity means output per hour worked; and without growth in productivity, our living standards deteriorate.
The Treasurer’s announcement that the government remains committed to its terrible super tax changes is unwelcome news for many. The …
As the sun rises on national Australia Day celebrations, it will hardly dispel the long shadow of intolerance cast by …