Inside Story

National affairs Hollywood ending? Jo Chandler 30 April 2021 Amid the relief at Joe Biden’s engagement with climate change, did we lose sight of what’s happening on the ground? National affairs Is China’s claim to Taiwan approaching its end game? Hamish McDonald 30 April 2021 And what would that mean for Australia? National affairs The arc of justice Margaret Simons 24 April 2021 Journalism has a different role to play from the legal system. It begins with reporting the facts as the journalist understands them National affairs Labor’s Achilles heel Peter Brent 23 April 2021 Scott Morrison’s reputation for campaigning prowess could work in Labor’s favour at the next election, but the economy will trump all else

National affairs Ending a thirty-year race to the bottom Adam Triggs 12 April 2021 US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is proposing a global minimum corporate tax rate. Criticisms of her long-overdue plan don’t stack up National affairs Australia goes it alone James Panichi 9 April 2021 Why is competition commissioner Rod Sims more exercised than his international counterparts by Google’s takeover of Fitbit? National affairs Fully, partly, in principle — or not at all? Judith Ireland 8 April 2021 Has the government missed another opportunity to genuinely tackle sexual harassment? National affairs Australia’s post-Covid quandary John Edwards 8 April 2021 Extract | Faced with a delicate balancing of debt reduction and jobs, the government is sending out mixed messages

National affairs In harm’s way Carol Johnson 24 March 2021 Scott Morrison doesn’t just have a “woman problem,” he has a masculinity problem as well National affairs What went right in the twentieth century John Quiggin 23 March 2021 Why haven’t we learned more from the West’s golden age, the long postwar boom? National affairs The trickle-up effect Saul Eslake 22 March 2021 Labor is under pressure to wave through tax cuts that will make the tax system less progressive — and don’t stack up economically National affairs Borrowed time Rodney Tiffen 19 March 2021 Trigger-happy state opposition MPs seem set on repeating the mistakes of the past