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As the world burns, the rich raise a glass — and the bill is paid in conscience, not cash, writes Dr Rosemary Sorensen. WHAT’S THE WORD for when the gap between what’s happening in the world and what ...

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Claims from Australia’s welfare peak body appear at odds with reality, as Alan Austin reports. IMAGINE THE Albanese Government managed somehow to double the incomes of all Australians while keeping ...