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Government spending should be eventually reduced to 24% of GDP: Cormann

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imageFinance Minister Mathias Cormann said there is "no easy way to repair the budget".Paul Miller/AAP

Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says government spending needs to be reduced over time to an average of around 24% of GDP “at the most”, and warns that sustainable budget reform cannot be delivered without continuing structural reform of...

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Julian Burnside: What sort of country are we?

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imageJulian Burnside at a hearing during the Tampa case in 2001.AAP/John Hargest

This piece is based on the 2015 Hamer Oration, delivered by Julian Burnside on September 28, 2015.

It was with some surprise that I found myself engaged in such a hotly political issue as refugee policy. I had never been involved in politics, nor interested in it. My best...

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Health Check: is your sleep app keeping you up at night?

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imageWe now have the technology to do track our sleep through the night, but that may be doing more harm than good. Marisa/Flickr, CC BY-SA

Sleep is as important to health as diet and exercise and, thanks to new technology, tracking sleep is now routine in monitoring overall well-being. But are the devices used to do this actually useful, or have...

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  1. From Hawke to Turnbull: Asian language learning in decline
  2. Peanuts, Panhandlers and Prime Ministerial Pay Packets
  3. Japan's Australian sub bid fits with its strategic and economic transformation
  4. Urban policy: could the federal government finally ‘get’ cities?
  5. Ancient minerals on Earth can help explain the early solar system
  6. Down, down but not different: Australia's supermarkets in a race to the bottom
  7. Leaving legacies behind: arts policy for the here and now
  8. Fear, smear and the paradox of authoritarian politics in Singapore
  9. The off-topic Conversation #62
  10. Rich and poor: which areas of Australia are most unequal?
  11. Caught in an intergenerational squeeze, grandparents juggle work and childcare
  12. How would Labor's student funding guarantee work and what does it mean?
  13. Finding our identity: arts policy and the future
  14. The role of science and innovation in a 21st century government
  15. Few Australian women use long-acting contraceptives, despite their advantages
  16. FactCheck Q A: is Australia the most unequal it has been in 75 years?
  17. Turnbull needs to add a dose of humanity into tough asylum policy
  18. China announces national emissions trading scheme - experts react
  19. Too big to fail: China pledges to set up landmark emissions trading scheme
  20. Malcolm Turnbull and his emissions trading scheme shadow
  21. Chemical messengers: how hormones make us feel hungry and full
  22. Honest and subtle: writing about sex in young adult literature
  23. Piecemeal responses show Australia still doesn't 'get' domestic violence
  24. Fact over fiction on the 'apocalyptic' super blood moon
  25. 21st-century energy: get more efficient and embrace disruptive technology
  26. Getting students into uni is one thing, but how to keep them there?
  27. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull's first days as prime minister
  28. Trusting the voters to decide their preferences should guide Senate reform
  29. Grattan on Friday: Amid the warm glow, we don't yet know Malcolm Turnbull's program
  30. Is the minimal state a reasonable response to the nanny state?
  31. Let's talk about your pay, and loudly
  32. This summer's El Niño looks set to bring more heatwaves to Australia's north and east
  33. United Nations' latest sustainability goals should show tough love to business
  34. Honouring the journalists who bring us stories from the frontline
  35. Expert is as expert does: in defence of US dietary guidelines
  36. What a difference a portfolio makes: early learning is not babysitting
  37. Where are the missing gravitational waves?
  38. Should we treat chronic disease patients only if they agree to lifestyle monitoring?
  39. Snap: smartphones give dedicated digital cameras a run for their money
  40. Inquiries into migrant worker rights show same old problems – but we already have solutions
  41. Book extract: All Fall Down
  42. Less water, less waste and more local goods: how 21st-century leadership can be sustainable
  43. If we can't stop an impoverished nation like North Korea making nuclear weapons, our tactics are clearly wrong
  44. Brains not brawn is the key to success in international rugby
  45. When worlds collide
  46. These walls can talk: Australian history preserved by folk magic
  47. Where have all the volunteers gone?
  48. The myGov future is here – but can they please let us know!
  49. Patients paying more for health care as government tightens belt
  50. Turnbull's honeymoon propels Coalition into narrow poll lead

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