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George Williams
Only political negligence can kill off this historic referendum
Last week's Aboriginal tent embassy protest was an unhelpful distraction in the debate over changing Australia's constitution. However, it is not the death knell of the referendum.
Tim Colebatch
A generous serve of point-scoring over baseline economics.
AS WE climbed the steps into Rod Laver Arena, Hanrahan had never been happier - not because we were on our way to see Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal in the final, but because there had never been so much bad economic news for him to bang on about.
The contributors More contributors
Amrit Dhillon
Rushdie affair reveals free speech is a slippery idea in India
In Indian politics, staying in power, or coming to power, is more important than upholding principles such as freedom of expression that underpin democracy.
Clem Bastow
Why women are still keeping score
Something about a new year seems to inspire us to take stock and indulge in a little soul-searching: what did we do wrong last year? What are we going to do about it this year? When Australia Day rolls around we're given pause to consider how the country is ticking along.
The bloggers More blogs
John Birmingham
How to expedite the election
10:22am I am buying no promises this election campaign. This time I am selling - my vote.
Dick Gross
Father Bob: tradition v modern life
Will Father Bob become a forgotten man in a tiny local battle?
Rocco Fazzari
Australians rejoice, again
Celebrating Australia Day seems to involve paying homage to certain stereotypes.
Dick Gross
The taboo around body parts
Why are we so squeamish about organ donation? Is the subject so appalling to us that we cannot bring ourselves to donate?
Features
Uneasy Truth
My dear old Albo, allow me to present my references
Jim Schembri: An open letter to Anthony Albanese, federal Transport Minister and Hollywood fan.
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