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Since the Herald was first published in 1831, the editorial team has believed it important to express a considered view on the issues of the day for readers, always putting the public interest first.

PwC’s self-immolation prompts concern the fire has spread

PwC’s self-immolation prompts concern the fire has spread

A corrupt culture could permeate the outsourcing of federal government work to the consultant industry and we are powerless to prevent it

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Reign of the car must end if road toll is to be reduced
Editorial
Cars

Reign of the car must end if road toll is to be reduced

Australians enthusiastically continue to buy more new vehicles and build new freeways and tunnels but the stubborn road toll demands a change in thinking.

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Online doctors cannot ‘tick and flick’ their patients
Editorial
Medicine

Online doctors cannot ‘tick and flick’ their patients

The impending decision by the Medical Board of Australia to ban online doctors from prescribing drugs to patients they have never spoken to is both welcome and necessary.

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Native forest logging back in the spotlight in NSW after changes in Victoria
Editorial
Forestry

Native forest logging back in the spotlight in NSW after changes in Victoria

The future of the NSW logging industry is back in the spotlight after the Victorian government’s announcement last week to end native forest logging next year.

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Modi visit marks a high point in Australia India relationship

Modi visit marks a high point in Australia India relationship

A stronger alliance between India and Australia serves mutual economic and security interests.

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Voice debate must not be pulled into vitriol

Voice debate must not be pulled into vitriol

Given all that is at stake, it is sad that the war for the Voice will be so bitterly fought.

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Hardly a princely sum for victims of child abuse
Editorial
Child abuse

Hardly a princely sum for victims of child abuse

King Charles should step in and fix the miserly compensation offer made to Australian child abuse victims of the Fairbridge Society.

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Stamp duty change is money for nothing for most

Stamp duty change is money for nothing for most

The Minns government’s move to lift the threshhold on stamp duty on a first home must be like a lottery win for some, but for most, the leg up into the housing market is a division four win at best.

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Loggers get their way in proposed koala national park
Opinion
Forestry

Loggers get their way in proposed koala national park

The Minns government’s failure to immediately halt Forestry Corporation NSW plans to log the proposed Great Koala National Park on the Mid North Coast is a policy travesty.

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Police commissioner caught in her own Webb
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Police

Police commissioner caught in her own Webb

Police Commissioner Karen Webb has made herself the issue in the controversy surrounding the use of a Taser on a 95-year-old woman.

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Chinese and Russian brinkmanship cut from the same cloth

Chinese and Russian brinkmanship cut from the same cloth

The brinkmanship makes it increasingly difficult for Australia to chart a path between compromise and contest.

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