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‘Is stable government not enough?’: Readers respond to our coverage of Albanese

While ‘orderly’ government is enough for some, others don’t believe Albo is the man for the moment.

‘It will be dire for readers’: the disappearing voices of Australia’s independent publishers

‘It will be dire for readers’: the disappearing voices of Australia’s independent publishers

Many local award-winning authors first found a home at a small publishing house, but as yet another is subsumed by one of the ‘big five’, there are fears for the writers of the future

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Didn’t they realise there was a war going on? Inside robodebt disaster’s slow media storm

Didn’t they realise there was a war going on? Inside robodebt disaster’s slow media storm

In his new book Mean Streak, Rick Morton explores a moral vacuum, a dodgy debt generator and a multibillion-dollar government shake-down.

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Yes, Labor’s HECS debt cuts is good (modest but welcome) policy — we should subsidise higher ed

Ordinary Australians who never went to university benefit from taxpayer funding of higher education every time they are treated by a doctor or a nurse.

No, the HELP debt cuts aren’t good policy — here’s eight reasons why

This government has an embarrassing obsession with imitating the Biden administration.

ANU asks staff to give up agreed pay rise to help reach $250m cost cuts

Unions plan to rally members after vice-chancellor Prof Genevieve Bell requests forgoing 2.5% December increase

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Australia’s music artists are in dire straits – yet taxpayer-funded Triple J won’t shake its commercial flavour

On June 12, Sydney musician and software engineer Harrison Khannah launched Triple J Watchdog, a website dedicated to aggregating and analysing the music played on Australia’s national youth broadcaster Triple J.

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VIPs party lavishly while students sit on floor: union

VIPs party lavishly while students sit on floor: union

Monash University spent $127,000 on a farewell party for an outgoing vice chancellor, while students are watching lectures from the floor, a union says.

Mill Theatre offering a new stage for Canberra's performing artists

Mill Theatre offering a new stage for Canberra's performing artists

Lexi Sekuless left performing arts during pandemic-induced hardship. Now she's back in the spotlight, launching a production company and building a new theatre in Canberra to host it.

Arts hopes for repair under new government

Arts hopes for repair under new government

The arts barely featured in the election, but hopes are high that a Labor government will return to a national cultural policy.

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