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Opinion
Real Australia
Lettuce limelight shows disparity
Ashley Walmsley
COSTLY: Lettuce took on near currency status as the price went north of $10 a head after flooding ruined Qld crops earlier this year. But should the public be shocked and surprised by it? Picture: Shutterstock.
Opinion
Red, blue, green and teal: the new politics needs consensus
John Hanscombe
Fiona Katauskas' view.
Opinion
This was a teal good stuff-up from Albanese
Nicholas Stuart
Anthony Albanese's decision to cut crossbench staff defies belief. Picture: Keegan Carroll
Opinion
Harsh truths from Canberra's early days still relevant
Mark Kenny
A demonstrator in Athens, Greece, protests Julian Assange's extradition to the US. Picture: Getty Images
Opinion
Why the $10 lettuce could spark a food revolution
Jackie French
Growing food is fashionable again. Picture: Shutterstock
Opinion
Roe v Wade a pure exercise in wielding power
Erwin Chemerinsky
Thousands protest the US Supreme Court's decision in New York yesterday. Picture: Getty Images
Analysis
Anthony Albanese has a lot on the go in the 'back office' of government
Michelle Grattan
The better the quality of the advice coming from the public service, the greater the chance of Albanese leaving the sort of legacy to which he aspires. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
Technocracy is enabling Putin's war on the West
Pete Shmigel
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz during a press conference on June 16, 2022 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Picture: Getty Images
Age of the Dragon
China could sail a warship through Bass Strait if it wanted
Bradley Perrett
Inset: Australia doesn't own most of the Bass Strait. Why does China think it owns the Taiwan Strait? Main: Chinese intelligence ship Haiwangxing. Picture: Department of Defence
Opinion
The boomers, united, will never be defeated
John Hanscombe

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