The Saturday Paper

“Everyone living in our community should be able to get healthcare when they need it,” writes the ASRC’s Jana Favero. “It’s a basic right and something that until recently Labor championed as well.” trib.al/QtOS7xK

The Australian Trade Remedies Commission has been investigating whether Chinese imports and "dumping" are driving up construction costs and slowing the building of new homes. trib.al/vBvmGFh

Labor’s migration changes will deter foreign students who can no longer apply for family visas and make it harder to fill more than 150,000 vacancies looming in the care sectors. trib.al/ebmYljx

“Treasurer Jim Chalmers knows that nothing he does by way of spending cuts or that the Reserve Bank does by way of raising interest rates will fix inflation while the effects of the war and its aftermath are felt,” writes Paul Bongiorno. trib.al/zwmEKMn

"Each of these books returns me to the cosmos, beyond the mere facts of existence and into a metaphysical realm."

Stan Grant on why books by Tony Swain, Paul Carter and David Mowaljarlai “don’t point to Australia past but Australia future”: trib.al/j0bpr8o