Since The Age was first published in 1854, 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.
There’s a litany of reasons behind Jacinta Allan’s poor polling and restless frontbench. The state needs her government to find a way through.
This week, Victoria was supposed to be hosting the Commonwealth Games. Instead, the state is counting the cost of another blunder.
This year’s federal and Victorian budgets must not repeat the mistakes of past year’s in an increasingly challenging environment.
There are many echoes of Australia’s past mistakes in the government’s tacit approval of Donald Trump’s unilateralism.
There are no easy fixes here, but the government should at least be willing to canvas solutions.
There’s no way of knowing what members in the $100 billion fund think, as they are never asked.
The past week’s CFMEU revelations have shocked Victorians. They deserve to know how the state ended up paying billions to bikies.
Decades of reviews have produced little action. It is hoped this latest audit will prompt a response that will help ease the housing crisis.
The nation needs a functioning opposition and careful, thoughtful debate in these difficult days. Neither looks likely to surface before parliament resumes.
As we enter this election year, there is no shortage of intractable issues facing Victoria.