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Suburban bushfires in spring, 45 degrees and freak storms in summer. We need to talk about adaptation to climate change.

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Growing income and wealth inequality in industrialised economies like Australia over the last 50 years has been a much bigger driver of distrust in the system, than broken promises.

With many formerly industrialised communities lacking in jobs, and employment the only pathway to decent health care, I can understand why poor health and pain were such good predictors of the Trump vote in the 2016 US presidential election.

Most of us agree on the urgency of the climate crisis and the need to get out of fossil fuels as quickly as possible. But, every economy will have a different pathway to net zero. And, given our unique role in supplying the mineral needs of the global en

Increased gas demand by WA’s mining industry, as it expands to meet the mineral needs of the global energy transition, is one of many inconvenient truths we’ll have to face as we tackle the existential challenge of climate change.

If former Clinton strategist, James Carville, was advising Australia’s political leaders today, he’d be telling them to focus on the current cost of living crisis.

The idea that the interests of a company’s stakeholders are unrelated to those of its shareholders is as outdated as it is misguided, as evidenced at this year’s Qantas AGM.

It’s great that corporate Australia is getting behind women’s participation in traditionally male sports, but, given men’s interest in these codes, I wonder if this is the easier starting point. Getting similarly enthusiastic about the sport most Australi