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The Idea of Australia: A search for the soul of the nation - author, speaker & emeritus professor. Also on Bluesky juliannes@bsky.social.
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Australian Newspapers in the Television Age, 1956-2006. By Rod Tiffen (London: Anthem Press, 2025), pp. 160. £80 (HB); £25 (eBook). 9781839994913.

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By Julianne Schultz
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Australia is facing an existential tsunami. But Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable risks putting lipstick on a dinosaur

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By Julianne Schultz
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‘Jim Chalmers has made no secret of his admiration for Abundance, the book by Erza Klein and Derek Thompson that forensically examines the ways the overlay of bureaucracy and compliance have hindered development in the United States.’ Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images When Bob Hawke decided to host a summit in Canberra on the economic future of Australia, shortly after his election as prime minister in 1983, most thought it was a window-dressing gimmick by the flamboyant showman politician.
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Anthony Albanese has an opportunity to build a legacy of real reform. Will he take it?

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In a dramatic departure from normal practice, Mr Crisis and Ms Opportunity have arrived arm-in-arm at the Australian front door. Usually – remember the pandemic – Mr Crisis arrives unexpectedly and noisily and leaves Ms Opportunity sitting in the car drawing up lists of transformative things that might be done.
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