Sydney Morning Herald

The most frightening parallel between pre-crisis Britain and Australia today is more fundamental.

When everyone agrees with a proposition, you have to fear that it is meaningless.

It is appropriate for the society’s international members to visit Australia.

Ken Henry has shown that he is no longer willing to confine himself to the role of a senior public servant.

Australia needs more political creativity.

Good intentions pave the way to hell, but that’s only half the truth.

It’s a pity this year’s Nobel Prize for physics has already been awarded to achievements in fibre optics.

The public is thirsting for political leaders who dare to speak their minds.