The law needs to level the playing field for franchisees, says UNSW Professor Jenny Buchan.
Parliament should discontinue its prayers and instead seek to respect and acknowledge people of all beliefs, writes George Williams.
Unwittingly being a citizen of somewhere else does not breach the constitution's demand for sole loyalty to Australia, writes Rosalind Dixon.
Australia lacks of an effective system for the community to petition their elected representatives, writes George Williams.
The Independents were kingmakers at the beginning of this parliamentary term, and they might play the same role at its end, writes George Williams.
Campbell Newman's historic majority is proving to be a real source of irritation as it has focused attention on the enemy within, argues Fergal Davis.
The high number of Australians missing from the electoral roll is a national disgrace says Professor George Williams, who's called for a system of online enrolment.
