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Experts react as Obamacare survives another near-death experience

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imageThe ACA lives.Gary Cameron/Reuters

Editor’s note: The Affordable Care Act survived a second near-death experience as the Supreme Court upheld health insurance subsidies for lower-income Americans in states that have not established their own exchanges in a 6-3 vote. We asked politics and health law experts to offer their reactions to the...

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Grattan on Friday: Winter risks are greater for Shorten than Abbott

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imageBill Shorten is facing a challenging winter recess. AAP/Lukas Coch

The parliamentary budget session has ended with Tony Abbott having reason to feel a good deal more confident than Bill Shorten.

After the budget itself going down relatively well for the government, some $14 billion of savings have been passed in the last fortnight. Abbott has...

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