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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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