The Turnbull Government's National Energy Guarantee is not a perfect solution, but it does offer a way forward to drive down emissions in the electricity sector and provide more reliable supply, writes the Grattan Institute's David Blowers.
Opinion
The experience of former Holden workers should be more positive than that of employees retrenched during previous large-scale manufacturing shut-downs, write Darryn Snell and Victor Gekara.
Opinion
Despite the focus on problems such as high unemployment and low confidence, many South Australian businesses are actually well positioned for future growth, argues Steve Laidlaw.
Investing in mental health services will take pressure off hospitals and myriad other community services. So why aren't we doing it, asks the Mental Health Coalition of South Australia's Geoff Harris.
The reaction to reports Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou will quit at the end of the qualifiers would be far more hostile if he wasn’t an Australian, writes InDaily columnist Paul Marcuccitti.
Despite the presumptions of political pundits, Nick Xenophon has a fight on his hands to win the seat of Hartley, writes Liberal insider Robert Campbell.
Australians need to be vigilant to protect the principle of the rule of law, including by questioning the delegation of executive power, argues legal commentator Morry Bailes.
“The legal system is geared to favour settlements, but this often means the weaker party has simply been bullied into submission, writes Adelaide lawyer Patrick McCabe.”
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