The Sydney Papers Online Issue 62

THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE

2026-05-28T10:40:47+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

 The Hon Richard Marles is Australia’s Minister for Defence. On his watch, since the federal election of 2021 and the election of the Albanese Labor government, the historic trilateral security agreement known as AUKUS – between the US, Australia and the UK – whereby Australia will acquire US nuclear submarines, has been developed and secured [...]

WHY IT IS DIFFICULT TO MAKE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT

2026-05-28T10:40:47+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

The Hon Rose Jackson has a lot on her ministerial plate - responsibility for some of NSW's biggest concerns. In addition to housing, water and homelessness, Ms Jackson also is the Minister for Mental Health, Youth and the North Coast. One of Premier Chris Minns' younger ministers, Rose Jackson comes to her portfolios with stacks [...]

 THE ALBANESE GOVERNMENT’S IR LEGISLATION: TWO VIEWS

2026-05-28T10:40:47+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

The Albanese Government's 2024 industrial relations reform legislation generated tension with employers who saw it as a hand shake with the union movement. Others saw it as a long overdue update on handling the gig economy and increasing use of casual labour. Two voices at the centre of the debate - Jessica Tinsley, Director Workplace [...]

THE ALBANESE GOVERNMENT’S IR LEGISLATION: TWO VIEWS

2026-05-28T10:40:39+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

The Albanese Government's 2024 industrial relations reform legislation generated tension with employers who saw it as a hand shake with the union movement. Others saw it as a long overdue update on handling the gig economy and increasing use of casual labour. Two voices at the centre of the debate - Jessica Tinsley, Director Workplace [...]

LOOKING AHEAD TO THE POST GAZA WAR ERA

2026-05-28T10:40:39+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

In Sydney, on a visit from Israel, Ehud Yaari, author and commentator on Middle East politics, addressed The Sydney Institute on Wednesday 27 March 2024. Ehud Yaari, who spent years reporting from Egypt, gave a prescient assessment of the continuing war in Gaza and the hopes for peace and resettlement in the post war era. [...]

DID WINSTON CHURCHILL HAVE A BIPOLAR DISORDER?

2026-05-28T10:40:39+10:005 June 2024|Categories: Paper, Sydney Paper Archive|Tags: , |

Mental health may well have been behind the success of many modern leaders. It is the professional assessment of Professor Gordon Parker, that Winston Churchill was one such leader and has written a play dramatizing behaviour in Churchill’s wartime life that suggests his mental condition showed he had a bipolar disorder. Currently a Scientia Professor [...]

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