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AI job applicant screening — the law still applies

We were promised the machine would make hiring fairer. Instead, it made the unfairness quieter.  
Sky infrastructure: Starlink, Australia and the dynamic global telecommunications order

No longer niche — one in five rural households that switched broadband providers in the past ...  
Ceuta crisis exposes Europe's dangerous dependence on Morocco

Spain's latest border crisis exposes Morocco's growing leverage over Europe and the unresolve ...  
The Census religion question that distorts Australia

A flawed Census question has shaped decades of misleading data and funding decisions.  
It's Right to say a decency deficit is poisoning democracy

Political dysfunction is not a “both sides” problem; it is the result of a right-wing culture ...  
Labor faces growing challenge on migration target

The Albanese Government has reduced net migration sharply, but further reforms will be needed if ...  
The debate Australia's two-party system won't allow

Australia's adversarial two-party system is stifling democratic reform, making the case for prop ...  
Truths about price rises they don’t want you to know

As inflation in Australia is steadily easing, misinformation is relentlessly worsening.  
Eric Bana — Con from The Castle never looked so good

Aussie actor Eric Bana made his feature film debut in Working Dog's iconic 1997 film 'The Ca ...  
The world's conflicts should not divide Australians

In an increasingly divided world, protecting social cohesion is one of the most important inves ...  
AUKUS: Its single point of obsolescence

Australia could find itself without a credible undersea force due to the capability gap between ...  
Opposites attract: Pauline Hanson and Gina Rinehart's paradoxical relationship

What’s behind the alliance between Pauline Hanson and Gina Rinehart?  
Walking the Portuguese Coastal Camino to Santiago

Walk the Portuguese Coastal Camino from the Porto area to Santiago de Compostela: the coastal ...  
Chemonics on ecological fiscal transfers: An innovative finance tool for climate and conservation 

Protecting a forest costs money, and the governments closest to that forest are often the ones ...  
Barnaby and Co sit down!

Barnaby Joyce recently made headlines (again) for a bizarre mid-interview disciplinary action ...  
A universal public housing system for a divided Australia

A universal public housing system could turn redistribution from an abstract promise into visible ...  
Israeli pressure fails to sway Labor on Gaza

Despite diplomatic lobbying from the Israeli embassy, Labor delegates rejected efforts to dilute ...  
CARTOONS: Mark David is barking mad

His planter-box politics are also potty.  
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