Elon Musk, ever the provocateur, has made perhaps his most contentious appeal: the world needs more babies. His pro-natalist views…

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1 天前 · The Coalition is facing extensive backlash following its decision to embrace Labor’s new hate speech laws. Despite having some of the toughest restrictions against speech in the Western world, a ruthless eSafety Commission, and the frequently abused 18C legislation – hate speech and acts of violence are on the rise.

A recent newspaper article asked university students how they would solve the current housing crisis. The article suggested that we were heading towards a housing ‘catastrophe’, but Gen Z had the answer. However, an economist mate of mine pointed to the HILDA data and suggested people found it harder to pay their rent or their mortgage in the early 2000s than today.

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2024年11月16日 · Trump might have only won 51 to 49 per cent of the popular vote, but the victory is assessed by friend and foe alike as so sweeping that it is already having global effects in causing even his political adversaries to modify their own policy stances.

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2025年1月5日 · Senator Rennick goes on to accuse various ratings agencies of corruption due to a failure of accountability and a lack of separation between the regulators and regulated institutions.