Australia repeatedly calls Indonesia one of its most important relationships. But visas, declining language skills and thin people-to-people ties tell a less flattering story, Ross B Taylor writes. #Indonesia #Australia #ForeignPolicy

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Victoria's busiest emergency department has been left out of Labor's $1.5 billion pledge. In Melbourne's north, decades of industrial decline and neglect are eroding the party's once-safe heartland, Kos Samaras writes. #auspol #springst

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From dancing robots to conversations with journalists from across the globe, a week in China brought surprising insights into technology, storytelling and the trust that journalism depends on, Catriona Jackson writes. #China #Journalism

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The Reserve Bank is fighting inflation while the budget pulls the other way. Cutting public services isn't the only fix – we could start by taxing our mineral and energy wealth more fairly, Ross Gittins writes. #auspol #economy

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AI can clone voices, fabricate evidence and produce falsehoods at industrial scale. Journalism’s answer must be stronger verification, newsroom rules and human judgement, Dragan Nikolić told the Belt and Road Journalists Forum in Nanjing. #AI #Journalism #FactChecking

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