Barnaby’s back! To those of us who have witnessed leaders' heads roll within the Coalition faster than their accusing fingers can point to “Labor, Labor Labor!”, it seems beyond farcical. read now...

In the lead up to the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, mass violence after the polls closed looked likely, as this September article by Dr Hirst, read by about 70,000 people, showed. Thankfully, this hasn't eventuated — yet.  read now...

Our brilliant tech columnist, Paul Budde, had three articles in IA's top ten, two of which were about Australia's far less impressive national broadband network — this August article being read by nearly 50,000 people. read now...

The detained Biloela family have achieved a small victory in the support of Barnaby Joyce, yet their future still remains questionable. read now...

Courier Mail criticism of public protests over development needs in Queensland is counterproductive, writes Dr Ted Christie. read now...

In 2018, 'The Australian' scuttled an exposé which detailed serious and systemic wrongdoing by Westpac and its superannuation arm, BT.' read now...

Living in a strict society of abuse and violence, the women of Iraq maintain a daily struggle for human rights. read now...

Federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley has made good on her National Press Club threat to put the solar industry “on notice” on waste management. read now...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's trip to the G7 Summit resulted in a series of failures while our nation's COVID-19 situation worsened. read now...

While advocates of 5G believe it will revolutionise computing and telecommunications, it can be argued that it will only offer a step up from current 4G. read now...

The formation of a Fixated Persons Investigations Unit and the exploitation of its power is another example of excess in political law enforcement. read now...

Public relations has trumped public health as the Prime Minister targets the AstraZeneca vaccine as a scapegoat to shift blame from his own incompetence. read now...

How do we attract high-performing school leavers into teaching? Everyone knows the answer. That is, except the Federal Education Minister. read now...

Everyone is fixated on Mr Barilaro, Mr JOHN Barilaro — join us for your fix. Plus, we cross live to NSW Political Commissioner Mick Fulla… read now...

So why aren't we all jumping for joy-ce? read now...

Since Barnaby Joyce’s return to the leadership of the National Party, much has been written about what this means for Scott Morrison and the Coalition Government he leads. read now...

On Friday 4 June, Kristo Langker, producer of YouTube series Friendlyjordies, was arrested by the NSW Fixated Persons Unit for allegedly stalking Deputy Premier John Barilaro. read now...

With Australia raising its hand to be part of joint naval exercises in the South China Sea, its departure from the G7 in Cornwall continues the "down-under" tradition of following U.S. foreign policy. read now...

With conservative politicians governing the nation, it's important for our youth to think critically about racial issues prevalent in our society. read now...

The wild weather experienced on 9 June 2021 smashed Victoria with roads closed, flash flooding and power outages. The storm system wreaked havoc across Victoria. read now...

In this exclusive excerpt from her new book, Karen Throssell, daughter of Ric Throssell, one of the people "named" in the Petrov Affair, talks about the impact on her family. read now...

The nation has just welcomed back Barnaby Joyce – key figure in a wide variety of scandals both personal and political, which should have completely derailed his career – as Deputy PM. read now...

On 19 June 2021, rallies were held around the country in support of the Biloela family. Below is the speech IA columnist Dr Abul Rizvi gave at a Canberra rally. read now...

On June 4, Friendlyjordies producer and writer Kristo Langker was arrested by the NSW Police Fixated Persons Investigation Unit. read now...

When Israel unleashed its latest use of force against the Palestinian people, trapped within the confines of the Gaza strip in May, a combatant entered the field that shook Israel — the working class. read now...

Locking people away in detention centres for indefinite periods, then releasing them unsupported into the community is not the way to build a successful multicultural society. read now...

Replacing Labor Leader Anthony Albanese with Tanya Plibersek or Jim Chalmers would be profoundly misguided, writes Alan Austin. read now...

The Government needs to focus on building proper quarantine facilities and stop relying on hotels to eliminate COVID-19. read now...

Trump's supporters have fallen for his narcissistic, sociopathic traits – voting for him because they believe he is a hero and the only person equipped to save America. read now...

With China's political aggression rising, Japan has sided with those standing up to the economic superpower and setting an example among Asian nations. read now...

Abandoned fishing gear and apparatus is having an extremely detrimental effect on the world's oceans and marine life. read now...

Democracy may be under attack but extremism and cruelty do not reflect the majority of Australians' values. read now...

Why are Americans flocking to Q in their millions and what’s in QAnon for him? read now...

... but he over-delivers for the Queen. read now...

While the majority of Australian telecommunication companies have committed to 100% renewable energy by 2025, Optus is yet to join them. read now...

The meetings of the G7 and NATO have left no doubt as to the growing strength of a united front that is being built to reduce China’s influence in the world. read now...

We should consider a new proposal setting out a pathway for achieving an Australian republic as well as other constitutional reforms. read now...

The Coalition seems to have a tenuous relationship with scrutiny. read now...

The failure of the media to hold various Australian governments to account for their mistakes in Afghanistan has taken a terrible toll on veterans and its military reputation. read now...

Arguably the 'greatest [tennis player] of all time', Novak Djokovic's 2021 French Open win makes him the only man in the Open Era to conquer all four Grand Slam tournaments twice. read now...

In an era where religious importance is on the decline, it's only conservatives and the hard Right who are still pushing for religious discrimination. read now...

As long as we accept injustices perpetrated by the Morrison Government, claiming "this is not who we are" is disingenuous at best. read now...

Companies do due diligence on key appointments. Why not nations? read now...

The NBN's latest proposals may not resolve its issues of cost efficiency and internet speed, writes Paul Budde.  read now...

A split of the Labor Party would be for the benefit of workers and progressives. read now...

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has now echoed misleading economic claims that advance the Morrison Government's position, writes Alan Austin. read now...

Israel's new patchwork coalition doesn't hold much promise for Palestinians, who are fighting for self-determination. read now...

Despite mass public support for the Murugappan family to return to Biloela, the Morrison Government persists in its inhumane ways, writes Patrick Lukins. read now...

John Turnbull checks out the multi-Academy Award-winning film Nomadland and its similarities to classic road movie, Easy Rider. read now...

Australia's ports and harbours have long been a hotbed of criminal activity, particularly in wartime. read now...

Since the mapping of the human genome, biologically, the term 'race' is irrelevant. read now...

The Australian Government's unfair treatment of the Biloela family is the result of its irrational paranoia of boat arrivals. read now...

The Victorian Liberal Party continues its vendetta against Premier Dan Andrews, this time questioning his recent spinal injury. read now...

The Western Australian Government needs to adapt its pandemic plan based on its successful response to the COVID-19 crisis. read now...

Viscount Christopher Monckton, who describes climate science as a ‘monstrous hoax’, has taken his bandwagon of lies around the world on lecture tours. read now...

'Mayday! HQ sinking. Captain insists we're 99.9 per cent above water.' read now...

Reporting by the mainstream media has resulted in a propaganda machine for the Government in place of actual truth-telling. read now...

Unlike other vaccine rollouts, which are administered by the states, the Morrison Government's COVID vaccine rollout has been distributed by Liberal-aligned private companies. read now...

The Government's bailout of two oil refineries is less about saving companies and more about rewarding shareholders. read now...

The recently appointed Chair of the Climate Change Authority, Origin Energy boss Grant King, has yet again raised the idea that nuclear energy is an important policy option for Australia. read now...

Tensions with China resulting in economic sanctions are the result of Australia's blind allegiance to the USA that began decades ago. read now...

Many long-term issues plaguing the NBN could've been avoided if it was an all-fibre network, writes Paul Budde.  read now...

In 1971, a small band of "forgotten" businessmen fought off the enemy – radical academics et al – and won the day… and the future. read now...

Another Senate Estimates session brings another culture war attack on the ABC.  read now...

Facing turbulent waters at home, self-endorsed property maven Dominique Grubisa casts her net overseas, hoping for a better catch in the USA. Meanwhile, Equifax cast Grubisa adrift. Dave Donovan reports on this rapidly developing story. read...

The ABC’s economics reporting is becoming as bad as in Rupert Murdoch’s tawdry tabloids and Fairfax/Nine pro-Coalition pamphlets. read now...

The head of at least one federal department is making factually questionable assertions of a political nature. read now...

Our alliance with the U.S. is bringing us closer to war and now is the time to look to alternatives. read now...

Peter Baker examines a book exposing Australia's actual role in the tragic reality suffered by East Timor during its historic invasion. read now...

IPAN is calling for the Australian Government to prioritise issues such as the climate crisis over military spending. read now...

As Republicans refuse to investigate the Capitol attack and continue to embrace Trump, America remains at high risk of further political violence. read now...

Sydney solicitor Dominique Grubisa tells her students she can offer them lifetime asset protection, but the facts suggest otherwise. Another eye-popping addition to David Donovan’s outstanding investigation into this dubious lawyer. read...

The Grattan Institute has released its first report on permanent migration, making six recommendations. read now...

Some Australian police officers have taken unnecessary violence too far as an act of intimidation against protesters. read now...

Chronic pain sufferers are faced with inaccessibility to our healthcare system as many are forced to undergo long waiting periods in the public system. read now...

Legislation has been introduced to give the public a clearer picture of the South Australian greyhound racing industry. read now...

A pity he 'scott' no talent for running a country. read now...

The Morrison Government has been silent on the Japanese Government's decision to dump radioactive Fukushima waste into the sea. read now...

In Italy, one woman in three has experienced violence, physical or sexual, during her lifetime — almost 7 million. read now...

The mainstream media have picked up yet another IA investigation — proving yet again that IA is the best in the business at bringing down the baddies. read now...

When does the crisis over the spread of deadly and highly infectious disease, quarantine and vaccinations get recognised as a scandal? read now...

President Joe Biden's Budget of six trillion dollars is being sold as a turn to liberal reform, but the media has largely neglected one significant fact. read now...

The Government is scrambling to figure out a solution to Australia's nuclear waste problem with a new bill being passed before the Senate. read now...

As with the Government's energy policy and its NBN rollout, its plans for electric vehicles – or rather the lack thereof – is another disaster, writes Paul Budde. read now...

The current surge in COVID-19 cases in Melbourne is a result of the Morrison Government's mismanagement of the pandemic and vaccine rollout. read now...

In the Morrison Government, it seems, it’s not nearly as important to know who knew what happened – or when – in the Brittany Higgins case as it may be to the rest of us. read now...

Sky News commentator Andrew Bolt has supported the opinion of Education Minister Alan Tudge that the Australian history curriculum is 'hateful'. read now...

The destruction of the Gaza Strip and the resulting humanitarian crisis has put pressure on the international community for a recovery plan. read now...

Multilateral agreements, international cooperation and vaccine patent waivers will deliver better outcomes on COVID-19, write Francesco Paolucci, Chiara Berardi, Marcello Antonini and Marwa Atef Eid. read now...

Independent Australia asked many high profile people called Scott, both past and present, how they feel Scott Morrison has impacted the brand of Scott. read now...

It is not just Scott Morrison and his ministers disseminating dubious data. The head of at least one federal department is making factually questionable assertions of a political nature, writes Alan Austin. read now...

Pundits and politicians today are being accused of stochastic terrorism. The most obvious example is Donald Trump, whose rhetoric has inspired violence from supporters. read now...

Electing candidates from churches like Scott Morrison's Pentecostal Church and packing them into parliament is damaging to a viable democracy. read now...

Damage done by the COVID-19 pandemic was worsened in Australia due to a lack of preparation and effective management. read now...

As the Kobani trials move forward, political and economic tensions are increasing within the government of President Erdogan. read now...

Three of the world’s biggest oil and gas companies have suffered significant blows in quick succession. read now...

The rising price of cryptocurrencies is resulting in higher demands for electricity in order to produce them. read now...

After its unwillingness to help stranded Australians in India during the pandemic, our government is still sending athletes to the Tokyo Olympics. read now...

War crimes justice does not work the way commentators generally suggest it does. read now...

More evidence controversial lawyer Dominique Grubisa is promoting incorrect and inaccurate legal strategies to her business investment students. David Donovan reports. read now...