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"Trump’s election should instead mark the beginning of a movement to reject hate."

Every Eurovision decision seems to embarrass and annoy winning and losing alike.

The public simply couldn't handle the fact he was having an affair with another man.

There is something cartoonishly Mr Bean-like about Seymour. It’s that grin.

MPs who have averted their gaze for decades are unlikely to spring into action.

Since May’s dawn raids on the group, the question has started something of a culture war.

50 years ago, he sent Navy frigates to draw attention to French atmospheric nuclear tests.

"Someone would have to do something special to match the excitement Amis generated."

Advocating 5-minute showers to offset the cost of living comes across as patronising.

Why should a Pacific nation’s second-biggest city be named after a snooty English college?

It’s tragic but not surprising that Amis and his friend Hitchens went out the same way.

Foreign collectors have decreed that artefacts of my childhood fetch a price.

A scandal rocking corporate Australia reveals that some consultants cheat.

The idea that being the Leader of the Opposition is the worst job in politics is wrong.

Kiwis dug deep to support cyclone relief, but now it feels as if the luck has run out.

No chatbot nails perverse artificial reality like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Truss going to Taiwan begs the question: What’s next in global diplomacy amateur hour?

A US bill proposes dropping the minimum age to serve alcohol in bars from 18 to 14.

Why is the idea of superiority by birth not as abhorrent and unacceptable as racism?

To meet the needs for high-quality end-of-life-care, we need the govt to partner with us.

From the palatability of broad beans to the inability of nobles to deploy mothballs.

Everything Boris Johnson touches is destroyed or devalued. That is his political legacy.

I get that people fear what they don’t understand, but I don't get the hatred behind it.

There are ways to support nature’s capacity to fend off some fallout from modern land use.

As consumers, we owe it to ourselves to drill down when ads say "doctors recommended".

They have created a rotten environment where serious allegations are often dismissed.

With Aus’ big spending, it wouldn’t be surprising if they start to see us as freeloaders.

Letting people speak their minds gives us a basis to judge the calibre of those minds.

With all that charm, it’s easy to forget that these people are deeply political actors.