CHINESE spies hacked into computers belonging to BAE Systems, Britain's biggest defence company, to steal details about the design, performance and electronic systems of the West's latest fighter jet, senior security figures have disclosed.
Henry Ergas
'Overall, it seems difficult to believe the report's proposals could be taken seriously'
FINKELSTEIN'S proposals would empower state-appointed officials to silence dissent.
Troy Bramston
'Critical in Labor's early success was winning the support of the small farmer and the small businessman'
RICH-BASHING will prove a tactical blunder by a government out of step with voters.
Daniel Ben-Ami
'Supporters and opponents of this new egalitarianism make the same mistakes assessing its significance'
TODAY'S green egalitarianism demands everyone be prepared to make do with less.
Ziggy Switkowski
'The nuclear option cannot be avoided by us and continues to influence key national policies'
BY necessity, pragmatism will overcome fear when it comes to nuclear power.
Craig Emerson
'The task of feeding nine billion people while respecting nature is daunting'
FOOD security presents our farmers with a great opportunity.
Justine Ferrari
'Finally, teachers' pay will reflect expertise and dedication rather than time-serving'
FINALLY, teachers' pay will reflect expertise and dedication rather than time-serving.
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