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Tony Gustavsson’s ‘believe’ mantra seemed naive, but now Australia is listening

Tony Gustavsson’s ‘believe’ mantra seemed naive, but now Australia is listening

The Australian team’s attitude and conviction during this World Cup has rubbed off on the nation.

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Robert should face anti-graft body over scrapped $191m software deal
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Stuart Robert

Robert should face anti-graft body over scrapped $191m software deal

Former cabinet minister Stuart Robert held multiple meetings with a tech company that won lucrative contracts to build a government payment system.

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Bol saga highlights need for action to reshape sports integrity

Bol saga highlights need for action to reshape sports integrity

The treatment of the athletics star has brought the system’s shortcomings into sharp focus, and the government now needs to act.

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What Redlich didn’t get to say was too hard for the government to hear
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IBAC

What Redlich didn’t get to say was too hard for the government to hear

The former IBAC boss came armed with six things to say on Monday – but could only get one of them out. By the end, he was quietly seething. And no wonder.

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Time to lay bare what’s gone wrong in Home Affairs
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Home Truths

Time to lay bare what’s gone wrong in Home Affairs

The department’s failings are so widespread and pervasive only a broad public examination will restore confidence in its vital functions.

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Better health cannot only be about more hospitals
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Healthcare

Better health cannot only be about more hospitals

A new census question has provided insights into where health issues are most prevalent. We need such data when deciding how best to keep people well.

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Home Affairs payment scandal will echo throughout the Pacific

Home Affairs payment scandal will echo throughout the Pacific

Australia’s position as a trusted influence among island nations as China expands its reach has been imperilled.

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Premier must hold his nerve on pokie reforms

Premier must hold his nerve on pokie reforms

Daniels Andrews has made a precommitment of his own to reduce the state’s dependence on gambling losses from poker machines. Having finally done so, he must act quickly.

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In a normal government, someone would resign over such a colossal embarrassment

In a normal government, someone would resign over such a colossal embarrassment

Victorians need assurances the Commonwealth Games debacle will never be repeated, but they would count for nothing while those responsible for this omnishambles remain.

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Politics and science don’t mix. It’s time for change

Politics and science don’t mix. It’s time for change

Having inherited a $20 billion medical research fund, it’s now important the federal Labor government acts to tackle its shortcomings.

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It’s time for action to match the scale of our building problems
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Construction

It’s time for action to match the scale of our building problems

The issues are many and known. Solutions have been promised, so why are consumers still faced with substandard home building?

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