National affairs
15 June 2023
In the aftermath of the worst of Covid-19, what does history tell us about how best to deal with the experience?
National affairs
22 February 2023
In a remarkable turnaround, the TGA has eased restrictions on the therapeutic use of psilocybin and MDMA. But will the benefits be fairly spread?
National affairs
24 January 2023
The government’s cuts to Medicare rebates for psychological counselling misunderstand the nature of mental illness
National affairs
14 December 2022
When can we say an epidemic is over?
National affairs
31 October 2022
$8 billion lost each year in Medicare fraud, errors and over-servicing? The evidence doesn’t add up
National affairs
24 August 2021
Deepening lockdowns don’t reflect what we know about how the virus spreads
National affairs
15 July 2021
Fear campaigns might suit government, but HIV/AIDS showed us what really works
National affairs
22 July 2020
With masks shown to be useful only in certain settings, the debate about compulsion is drawing attention away from real pathways of infection
National affairs
17 April 2020
Governments can’t tell us when restrictions might be lifted, but they are beginning to tell us how
National affairs
7 April 2020
If the curve has been bent, the next challenge for Australia is judging the rebound
