Should politicians retire under the same retirement rules as ordinary Australians? Explore the debate about politician pensions, retirement benefits, superannuation and fairness in retirement arrangements.

Australians are being told higher interest rates are needed to fight inflation — but many households are already stretched to the limit. If costs keep rising, why does the pressure keep falling on everyday people?

Interest rates remain high while many households are already under financial pressure. Some believe lowering interest rates could help ease the burden.

If higher interest rates are meant to reduce spending, should part of mortgage payments go into your super instead of all going to the bank, while keeping total payments the same?

Should income support for people able to work continue to be paid in cash, or should it be provided through essential-needs vouchers covering basic living costs such as food, rent and utilities? Share your view and vote.

This opinion asks whether Australia’s political donation system provides enough transparency and public accountability. It explores arguments for full disclosure of donations, concerns about influence and trust in government, and whether current reporting laws go far enough.

National service has been debated as a way to strengthen civic responsibility, improve national preparedness, and provide young people with skills and work experience. This opinion explores whether a military or service-based national service program should be considered in Australia, alongside concerns about personal freedom, fairness, cost, and unemployment.

With grocery prices rising sharply, many Australians are questioning whether supermarkets are acting fairly and whether stronger government oversight is needed.

This opinion invites Australians to consider whether flying three flags strengthens national unity or risks creating division, and how national symbols should be represented in public spaces.