Australia's charity sector will continue to provide essential services to people here and overseas long into the future.
Independent charity regulator is long overdue
By Andrew Hewett
Australia is years behind other nations in our standards of regulation of charities and not-for-profit organisations. More
Climate change
Australia can show the world that emissions cuts can be made without unduly harming our economy.
Picture book outcry
There is no such thing as a typical child. We should not therefore expect a typical child reader.
Big picture
To remain relevant to business in the 21st century, the BCA must adapt to the reality of climate change.
Olympia Britannica
Looking towards London 2012, what better line to push than replaying the drama of Federation?
Believing weird things
Normal claims need normal evidence, but extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
You said it
Politicians never cease to amaze me. No matter what side they are on, they have no idea of how the majority of Australians live. - Fig Barton - Whiteman Creek, NSW
Would somebody please tell Brendan Nelson that they lost the election and he doesn't even have the support of most of his own party, let alone the general population? - Jan Payne - Lane Cove, NSW
They said it
It's swinging like somebody caught in a tree and that's when you can really see the cabling and it's the exact shape of a body, same size, everything, but it's just covered in moss. It's exactly what it looks like, just somebody caught in a harness.
Authorities are investigating the discovery of what guide David Collins says could be the skeleton of a World War II pilot along PNG's Kokoda Track.
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