SUBSCRIBE   DONATE LOGIN SHOP
All News
Public executions, AUKUS and the right of Australian communities to say no

A proposed U.S. public execution raises questions about AUKUS and Australian communities’ right ...  
OpenAI under scrutiny over security failures and research ethics

OpenAI’s security breaches and disputed research claims have raised serious questions about the ...  
Ross Jones speaks to The Guardian on James Ashby's scandalous history: PODCAST

Ross Jones spoke with The Guardian's Sarah Martin on the political ascent and parliamentary scan ...  
When suspicion becomes certainty: The politics of terrorism

Politicians and media are accused of rushing to label incidents as terrorism before the facts are ...  
Simplistic grievance politics is a threat to democracy

Grievance politics on both sides of the political divide reduces complex challenges to simplistic ...  
Fairness for whom? IOC’s new rules put women under suspicion

The International Olympic Committee’s new eligibility policy puts women’s bodies under scru ...  
Coalition and One Nation migration plans built on false assumptions

Coalition and One Nation promises to slash migration rely on unrealistic targets for reducing ...  
Democracy and the wealth divide: When prosperity fails the people

National wealth and economic growth mean little for democracy when prosperity is concentrated in ...  
A picture guide to how productivity is making Australians better off

To help those in high office struggling to understand the economy, Alan Austin has prepared this ...  
Lights go on, lights go off! My brilliant new career as a modern artist

I don't know much about art, and that's why I like modern art.  
Existing tech could be used for Australians to have their say on policy

A plan for Australians to have more of a direct say on policy decisions will also level the ...  
Two honourable politicians: Remembering George Georges and Tom Uren

Dr Norm Sanders remembers two truly honourable men who had courage and conviction: George Georges ...  
Café protest of vile One Nation video makes Lee Hanson sad

Pauline Hanson's daughter Lee has hurt feelings because her local café took a stand against One ...  
Time to unfurl a new Australian flag for Brisbane 2032

With Brisbane 2032 on the horizon, Australia has a golden opportunity to ditch its colonial-era ...  
Australia's UN Security Council bid puts middle-power diplomacy to the test

Australia's bid for a UN Security Council seat could strengthen its role as a diplomatic brid ...  
CARTOONS: Angus Taylor hits a brick wall on immigration

Angus Taylor unveils his bold new immigration policy, proving the Coalition's approach to bord ...  
Exclusive
EXCLUSIVE: Coalition's migration targets clash with its own policies

From labour shortages to industry pressure, everything points to the Coalition failing to deliver ...  
Red Sea conflict threatens global trade and supply chains

Escalating conflict in the Red Sea threatens to disrupt global shipping, drive up costs and ...  
News updates

Join the IA newsletter for regular updates on our latest news stories.

SIGN UP

Just in
SHOP AT IA
Shop IA
DONATE

We need YOU!
IA punches above its weight.
Help us sharpen our knuckledusters.
PLEASE DONATE NOW!

Donate Now

Support IAIndependent Australia

Subscribe to IA and investigate Australia today.

Close Subscribe Donate