Having repaired the damage done by the Coalition to the Australian economy, the Labor Party's chances of re-election are looking promising. read now...
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News Corp's attempts to claim victimhood over the Moomba Parade's cancellation mirrors the exact viewpoints it so often seeks to chastise as "soft", Dr Victoria Fielding writes. read now...
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A report outlining recommendations for the future of tertiary education has missed the mark in several areas where reform is most needed. read now...
Having repaired the damage done by the Coalition to the Australian economy, the Labor Party's chances of re-election are looking promising. read now...
News Corp's attempts to claim victimhood over the Moomba Parade's cancellation mirrors the exact viewpoints it so often seeks to chastise as "soft", Dr Victoria Fielding writes. read now...
The Australian Government's embracing of Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr marks yet another instance of complicity in foreign human rights concerns, Chris Fitzgerald reports. read now...
Donald Trump's recent meeting with Hungarian President Viktor Orbán has reinforced the need for Americans to consider the costs of electing a dictator, Alan Austin writes. read now...
Australia must navigate the hardline tendencies of its new president, Prabowo Subianto, a former military officer with a chequered human rights record, writes Duncan Graham. read now...
The Albanese Government has been seeking to reduce net migration by significantly increasing the refusal of student visas and slower processing, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. read now...
Some of the music world's biggest artists are in the news this week with Beyoncé going country, the union of two British legends and Hotel California falling down. read now...
A vicious assault: a man wearing a swastika and jackboots attacks Anti-Apartheid protesters. read now...
The Federal Parliament returns next week, the first sitting following Labor’s win in the Dunkley By-election. read now...
I never imagined my daughter’s pursuit of an acting career would lead her into the clutches of a cult — and out of my life. read now...
Political party meltdowns don't make you an expert on nuclear energy, Peter! read now...
A report outlining recommendations for the future of tertiary education has missed the mark in several areas where reform is most needed. read now...