Su Dharmapala

Do we really want to invest superannuation into American companies that will have no compunction of leaving us high and dry.

The BOM is an essential service and must be developed and maintained by public servants; not by grifters motivated by sales numbers.

Are women being elected into these roles with the expectation that they will succeed, or are they just warming the seats until a man returns?

Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City shows the electorate wants conviction. The electorate is desperate for a change and not culture wars.

Australia stands at a crucial moment, choosing whether to follow the fading US or embrace our region’s future.

leaving government enabling technology at the behest of consulting firms exposes us all to an unacceptable level of sovereign risk.

Independent candidate Stella Yee brings a depth of care and attention that is seemingly lacking in the Australian political discourse.

This election, Australians are looking at Peter Dutton through the trauma of the daggy Dad that was Scott Morrison.

Women of colour are already stretched thin. Enabling them to succeed is a good thing because we bring diversity and pragmatic thinking.

Female tech founders don’t come through the front door, especially those who are older than typical “tech bros” & have more experience.