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The Carolingian curse: King Charles is not the most auspicious of names

Sep 13, 2022

A man observes the interior of a demolished Russian tank in Kyiv (Image: AAP/Alex Chan Tsz Yuk/SOPA/Sipa USA)

Russia's losses in Ukraine are fuelling a new enemy of far-right ideologues

Sep 13, 2022

Qantas is paying the price for undervaluing pilots and laying off engineers

Michael Sainsbury

Sep 13, 2022

Big pharma claims innovation will be stifled by drug price mediation. But that's not true

Luke Slawomirski

Sep 13, 2022

Augusto Pinochet, former president of Chile (Image: Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de Chile)

Remembering the other 9/11: Chile's brutal Pinochet dictatorship — and our place in it

Sep 12, 2022

Cap negative gearing and capital gains: how to patch Australia's revenue hole

Sep 12, 2022

From majesty to democracy: the problems of embodying sovereignty

Sep 12, 2022

Sometimes big historic events have no historic meaning. Like now

Christopher Warren

Sep 12, 2022

Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama addresses representatives at COP24 (Image: AAP/AP/Czarek Sokolowski)

World leadership is failing on climate, but history can be changed by leaders of another kind

Sep 12, 2022

Even if the Truss crackdown on unions proceeds, it will still be easier to strike in the UK than in Australia

Industrial Relations

Sep 09, 2022

Prince Charles and Princess Diana with their new baby son, Prince Harry, in 1984 (Image: AAP/AP)

The royals brought the media legitimacy — and good content. What happens now?

Christopher Warren

Sep 09, 2022

London Bridge is down, and a new chapter of Australian history is born

Sep 09, 2022

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