Bill would require affordable housing to be built into residential development on Commonwealth land. It deserves support because public land should deliver lasting public value, not simply the highest ...
Trump’s Board of Peace is emerging as more than a mechanism for governing post-war Gaza. Its expanding ambitions raise the prospect of a parallel system in which powerful states decide which ...
The unequivocal answer to the question posed by John in this article is a resounding yes. We baby boomers have, in our own selfish and reckless way, fabricated a world which is more dangerous, more ...
Pressure on UNRWA and the International Criminal Court points to a much larger transformation in Gaza – one in which existing ...
Gaza’s privatised aid system concentrated food distribution at militarised sites guarded by private contractors. Humanitarian ...
A new analysis finds strong growth, falling unemployment, poverty and hunger during Lula’s third term, alongside high ...
Recent AI security failures may point to something more troubling than runaway intelligence: models becoming highly capable ...
Australia measures migrant success through jobs, income and settlement. It rarely counts the financial obligations migrants ...
Daron Acemoglu, a 2024 Nobel laureate in economics and Institute Professor of Economics at MIT, is a co-author (with James A. Robinson) of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and ...
Young Australians will live with the consequences of today’s climate decisions for decades. Lowering the voting age to 16 would give more of them a say in the policies shaping their future.
As investment in artificial intelligence surges, brain health and cognitive skills are deteriorating. The future will depend not only on better machines, but on rebuilding the human intelligence ...
Harris Eyre is Executive Director of the Global Brain Economy Initiative.
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