1975 was declared International Women’s Year. 50 years on, the ‘revolution in our heads’ is still being fought
Australia was a trailblazer from the inception of International Women’s Year. But despite the gains, there are still forces ...
Asian stocks advance on tech rebound ahead of Fed
Japanese and Australian shares rose. Most other major markets in the region are closed for Lunar New Year holidays. US equity ...
Should we really go forth and multiply?
A drop in migration and a global slide in birth rates won’t stop Australia’s population growth. That will come with its ...
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Of poodles and men
Visiting some Florida friends at their home a while back, we saw a big standard poodle standing off in an alcove beside the ...
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Perth To Host Men's Rugby World Cup 2027 Matches
Western Australia to be showcased to the world as a host of the Men's Rugby World Cup 2027Perth to host seven matches, including the opening match ...
If not for the Brits, ‘invasion day’ could have been a whole lot worse
The Founding of Australia 1788 was painted in 1937 by Algernon Talmage. It was commissioned for the sesquicentenary celebrations of 1938. The painting depicts the moment that Captain Arthur Phillip ...
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The geopolitics of Australia Day
The Founding of Australia 1788 was painted in 1937 by Algernon Talmage. It was commissioned for the sesquicentenary ...
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Should we really go forth and multiply?
For most of human history, it’s been a miracle for ... Like many of our advanced economy siblings, Australia’s fertility rate has been sliding since the early 1960s. There are both long ...
The tiny island that went from world's 'richest' country to 'bankrupt'
The world's third-smallest country has a fascinating history that has seen it go from one of the richest nations to ...
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Snatching defeat
The Gaza war that began on 7 October 2023 was suspended with a 42-day ceasefire on 19 January 2025. Hamas’s October surprise ...