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Crime
Schools alone cannot tackle threat to students’ safety
While the vast majority of school children can safely go about their daily lives, the recent spate of attacks on students cannot be ignored.
- The Age's View
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Healthcare
Ailing health system in dire need of concerted action
The continual blame-shifting between state and federal governments does nothing to alleviate the crisis in the system.
- The Age's View
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Aviation
Qantas revelations show why the airline industry must change
The carrier’s rebound from the financial depths of the pandemic has come at a heavy cost.
- The Age's View
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City life
It’s time to truly invest in bettering this busted boulevard
Elizabeth Street is grey, dingy and unwelcoming. Properly done, it could be an inviting boulevard-style entrance to the CBD.
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Voice to parliament
Criticise the Voice if you must, but leave out the racism and vitriol
Concerns about the proposal need to be heard, but in some quarters the debate has tipped over into intimidation and crude insults.
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FIFA Women's World Cup
A great tournament, but next time give Melbourne a bigger taste
The Matildas were magnificent and their many triumphs eclipsed FIFA’s missteps.
- The Age's View
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Political leadership
Andrews used to talk about integrity and mean it. Now his words ring hollow
The premier’s stance on corruption is infected with hubris and there are signs Victorians are seeing through it.
- The Age's View
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FIFA Women's World Cup
Tony Gustavsson’s ‘believe’ mantra seemed naive, but now Australia is listening
The Australian team’s attitude and conviction during this World Cup has rubbed off on the nation.
- The Age's View
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Stuart Robert
Robert should face anti-graft body over scrapped $191m software deal
Former cabinet minister Stuart Robert held multiple meetings with a tech company that won lucrative contracts to build a government payment system.
- The Age's View
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Drugs in sport
Bol saga highlights need for action to reshape sports integrity
The treatment of the athletics star has brought the system’s shortcomings into sharp focus, and the government now needs to act.
- The Age's View
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IBAC
What Redlich didn’t get to say was too hard for the government to hear
The former IBAC boss came armed with six things to say on Monday – but could only get one of them out. By the end, he was quietly seething. And no wonder.
- The Age's View