Rather than bribing a few voters to have a large nuclear reactor next to them, why not put small modular reactors in every single electorate? It's only fair. The post
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This week in Media Briefs: Seven settles a defamation case, and a cavoodle returns to court. The post Seven faces the music, an Insta-famous pooch in defamation hot water, and
Conservative fury over 'woke AI' is reductive and ignores many of the biases AI frequently inherits. The post Things to remember when reading news stories about ‘Woke AI’ appeared first
Australia is so far not one of the countries invited to be a guest at Italy's G7 summit, hosted by populist prime minister Giorgia Meloni. The post Has Italy’s Meloni
BHP's bid for Anglo American doesn't rely merely on investors. It also needs the goodwill of any array of governments around the world. The post An array of countries, led
It's clear governments don’t want to pay for higher education, with expansion of the university sector paid for by students and their families. The post Australia’s student debt crisis will
Stop-start approaches to arts and cultural coverage might keep adding more 'content' to the ABC’s platforms, but they do little to redress the invisibility of Australia’s cultural life across news
We should make more of the things of our life, and know that we are doing so. We are a physical, social, cooperative species, not the airy avatars of economic
If it’s a good idea for companies, why not for Australians at risk of losing their homes? The post Many Australians face losing their homes right now. Here’s how the
Australia is in the middle of a new rounds of demands for curbing of basic liberties, this time prompted by a single failed knifing. The post Here we go again:
China is lashing out at the AUKUS pact and have sent a top official to Papua New Guinea, as Anthony Albanese seeks to shore up Australia's relationship with its northern
Anzac Day culture war flops, Sky falls for furry hoax (again), and WA Libs scout colourful character
What if they held a culture war and no one showed up? Plus the Liberals eyeing up some prime real estate in Western Australia. The post Anzac Day culture war
Rather than bribing a few voters to have a large nuclear reactor next to them, why not put small modular reactors in every single electorate? It's only fair. The post
This week in Media Briefs: Seven settles a defamation case, and a cavoodle returns to court. The post Seven faces the music, an Insta-famous pooch in defamation hot water, and
Conservative fury over 'woke AI' is reductive and ignores many of the biases AI frequently inherits. The post Things to remember when reading news stories about ‘Woke AI’ appeared first
Australia is so far not one of the countries invited to be a guest at Italy's G7 summit, hosted by populist prime minister Giorgia Meloni. The post Has Italy’s Meloni
BHP's bid for Anglo American doesn't rely merely on investors. It also needs the goodwill of any array of governments around the world. The post An array of countries, led
It's clear governments don’t want to pay for higher education, with expansion of the university sector paid for by students and their families. The post Australia’s student debt crisis will
Stop-start approaches to arts and cultural coverage might keep adding more 'content' to the ABC’s platforms, but they do little to redress the invisibility of Australia’s cultural life across news
We should make more of the things of our life, and know that we are doing so. We are a physical, social, cooperative species, not the airy avatars of economic
If it’s a good idea for companies, why not for Australians at risk of losing their homes? The post Many Australians face losing their homes right now. Here’s how the
Australia is in the middle of a new rounds of demands for curbing of basic liberties, this time prompted by a single failed knifing. The post Here we go again:
China is lashing out at the AUKUS pact and have sent a top official to Papua New Guinea, as Anthony Albanese seeks to shore up Australia's relationship with its northern
Anzac Day culture war flops, Sky falls for furry hoax (again), and WA Libs scout colourful character
What if they held a culture war and no one showed up? Plus the Liberals eyeing up some prime real estate in Western Australia. The post Anzac Day culture war