Murdoch’s News Corp has moved into the mortgage business. ROBERTA ESBITT asks: Where are the regulators?
THE CONVERSATION
Academic rigour, journalistic flair.
‘It feels like I am being forced to harm a child’: GLENYS OBERG says research shows teachers are suffering 'moral injury'.
How do sleep trackers work, and are they worth it? Sleep scientist DEAN MILLER breaks it down.
The US has entered the Israel-Iran war. IAN PARMETER lists three scenarios for what might happen next...
The ANU's HUGH WHITE argues why the AUKUS ‘dream’ was never realistic and why it's likely to die.
What’s the difference between barista milk and regular milk? It’s what gets added to it, say DAVID CHUA & LAUREN BALL.
News of the Air India plane crash is traumatic. HASSAN VALLY explains how to make sense of the risk.
How visionary Beach Boys songwriter Brian Wilson changed music – and JADEY O'REGAN's life.
Q+A follows The Project on to the scrap heap – so where to now for non-traditional current affairs, asks DENIS MULLER.
The blow-up between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has been entertaining, but how did things go so bad, so fast, asks HENRY MAHER.
Defections are fairly common in Australian politics. But history shows they are rarely a good career move, writes historian FRANK BONGIORNO.
Ukraine’s success once again demonstrates that its armed forces and intelligence services are the modern masters of battlefield innovation and operational security, writes MATTHEW SUSSEX.
