Politics
Chris Minns and the Sydney Harbour 'Gaza Streisand effect'

Is it possible that New South Wales State Premier Chris Minns is secretly a strong supporter of ...  
Overseas student intake to increase as universities face financial trouble

The Government has just raised the student intake cap for struggling universities despite its ...  
How Donald Trump could Make Britain Great Again

With UK politics in disarray, one outrageous question emerges: what if Donald Trump took charge ...  
Albanese visit signals stability in China relations

Anthony Albanese’s recent trip to Beijing marked a return to calm diplomacy, signalling Austr ...  
Gaza march draws 100,000 despite state opposition

Despite resistance from NSW authorities, a massive protest march for Gaza crossed Sydney’s ...  
Weaponising outrage: The hidden hands behind Australia's antisemitic attacks

As fabricated terror plots unravel, questions mount about who’s truly behind Australia’s wave ...  
Interest rate cuts could quietly rescue the Federal Budget

While politicians argue over costly reforms, the RBA’s quiet rate cuts could be doing the heavy ...  
Australia’s rort addiction needs more than audits, it needs ethics

Rorting has become so embedded in Australian life, only a national revival of ethics can hope to ...  
Donald Trump's micropenis makes surprise appearance on American TV

As Trump tightens his grip on America, South Park zooms in on something much, much smaller.  
Australia’s excellent productivity masked by flawed statistics

Alan Austin has contributed to the Albanese Government’s Economic Reform Roundtable. This is the ...  
Australia’s real economic challenge isn’t welfare dependency — it’s inequality

Economic inequality in Australia is the worst it's been in 20 years — if the goal is to impr ...  
Experts sound alarm on mass starvation in Gaza

With increasing urgency, leading world health experts are condemning the famine inflicted on ...  
eSafety Commissioner pushes ahead with unprecedented online restrictions

Australia’s digital future is being reshaped behind closed doors — and the public’s voice is ...  
Juvenile justice: Why Australia must choose Norway over the U.S.

Around the world, sharply opposing views on juvenile justice are emerging and understanding them ...  
FLASHBACK 2022: Adani's promise of jobs doesn't add up

Three years later, Adani's promise to Australia still isn't adding up — just as we said in 2 ...  
War on intellectualism: How we are losing the fight for truth

With so many current political debates, we must be willing to accept that being challenged is not ...  
The global 'historic shift' on Gaza genocide

Standing up for human rights in the 2020s is something that moves at a glacial pace.  
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EDITORIAL: The global 'historic shift' on Gaza genocide

Standing up for human rights in the 2020s is something that moves at a glacial pace.