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National affairs Triple-century challenge Sally McCausland 2 November 2017 Chris Gayle’s courtroom win shows the risks of the global campaign to expose alleged sexual predators National affairs Over to you, Mr Shorten Peter Brent 1 November 2017 Labor can implement key Uluru Statement proposals, and it doesn’t need a referendum to do it National affairs The myth that grips a nation Peter Browne 1 November 2017 Australia’s offshore detention system hasn’t just been devastating for its victims, it’s also been bad for the Coalition and Labor National affairs Process eclipses policy Graeme Orr 31 October 2017 You could blame Campbell Newman’s bulldozer for the inertia in Queensland, if only the triumph of process wasn’t a problem elsewhere as well

National affairs A useful tool, but no guarantee Tim Colebatch 18 October 2017 The Turnbull government’s pledge could leave Australia as one of the G20’s biggest per capita polluters — and with prices as high as ever National affairs One country, two health systems Lesley Russell 17 October 2017 The government’s focus on private health insurance premiums ignores the real costs of a two-tiered system National affairs A rare opportunity to make schools work better Chris Bonnor 12 October 2017 Gonski 2.0 is a chance to influence school policy for the better, but the window closes soon National affairs Dr Gillespie and the substitute statute Tony Blackshield 5 October 2017 Questions of procedure and age-old concerns about the motives of “common informers” could derail the action against the National Party MP

National affairs Do clothes maketh the doctor? Lesley Russell 31 August 2017 White coat or no white coat? It matters more than you might think National affairs Dual citizens and the postal survey: what might the High Court say? George Williams 30 August 2017 The full text of George Williams’s provocative National Press Club speech National affairs A nice set of numbers? Peter Brent 24 August 2017 Enrolment figures, poll results and pre-survey nerves have encouraged wrong-headed punditry about marriage equality National affairs Entitled to vote? Then you should be entitled to run Graeme Orr 15 August 2017 From the archive | The High Court keeps fertilising the thicket of rules disqualifying candidates. Simplification is long overdue