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Why Australia needs more migrants

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia welcomed 210,900 new migrants both (permanent and temporary) in the calendar year 2019. However, the way...

Why the Australian Govt’s uni fee shake-up won’t create the desired shift

It’s no secret that the data relating to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) or Education courses is troubling to read. In 2018, Australia’s...

America burning

Even before the senseless death of George Floyd at the hands of four Minnesotan police officers late last month, an increasingly divided America was...

Leading the way out of COVID-19

Leadership (or the lack thereof) has been thrust under the spotlight during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As we go to print, 4,186,000 people globally...

COVID-19, PM Modi and oil prices

The United States and India, it has been claimed, will be the bell weather countries against the fight against Covid 19. Between the two, the...

COVID-19: A world of new realities

What a start to the year - no, the decade - it has been. Having endured the bushfires of January and the rains of February here...

How the T20 World Cup finals marked a new era for women’s cricket

Fans will continue flocking to the game if organisers keep backing it; and the 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup may well become the blueprint for success.

Drumming the beat… with bad humour and that virus

he global expansion of coronavirus has had different aftereffects. Governments globally are scrambling to send out the message ‘be alert and not alarmed’

Media, stock market and Coronavirus

As we go to print, the ongoing coronavirus outbreak is about to enter its third month. According to the European Centre for Communicable Diseases,...

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