Mainstream news media reported yesterday a “clash” between another medical practitioner and me on social media. read now...

One of the world's most celebrated film festivals is being accused of theft for refusing to issue refunds over false advertising. read now...

The corporate media has slammed the boycott of the Sydney Festival describing the move as anti-Semitic. read now...

The knighthood of Tony Blair has received backlash due to accusations of the former British PM being a war criminal. read now...

With Australia now returning to its pre-COVID population growth, people are asking how much Australia’s population should grow. read now...

With the NBN rollout failing to provide adequate connectivity to rural Australia, satellite broadband is about to make a difference. read now...

While many countries have offered free testing kits, the Liberal Government is determined to serve its own interests first. read now...

If you have ever wondered whether your misspent youth may have killed off a few too many brain cells, the idea of impending brain atrophy can be terrifying. read now...

The mainstream media has eschewed objectivity in favouring the Liberal Party's "let it rip" pandemic strategy. read now...

The following is a speech given by detainee Joy Miah at the Park Hotel refugee rally on 9 January after Novak Djokovic had also been detained. read now...

Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews’ decision to cancel Novak Djokovic’s visa has made Australia an international laughing stock. read now...

For far too long the Australian media has remained silent in the face of Julian Assange's persecution and that must change, writes Matilda Duncan. read now...

The mainstream media is pushing hard for the fiction that the Coalition competently manages the economy, as Alan Austin reports. read now...

Our focus should be on refugees that have been imprisoned for years rather than Novak Djokovic's days-long stay in the Park Hotel, writes Marion Costello. read now...

Former Liberal MP Scott Ryan's 'Challenging Politics' looks at how modern politics shuns negotiation and compromise in the quest for easy answers. read now...

The Coalition would have us believe that Australia's financial ombudsman is on the money, but it's an expensive and elaborate charade, writes Dr Evan Jones. read now...

The Federal Government's pandemic strategy has been a series of mistakes that could have easily been prevented. read now...

The impact of toll roads on Western Sydney risks exacerbating financial precarity and movement rights for residents read now...

The politicisation of the COVID-19 pandemic is making the crisis worse, furthering the spread of the virus and resulting in more deaths. read now...

The Federal Government's plan to get people back out and spending over Christmas has worsened the COVID-19 crisis. read now...

We must consider changes to the Australian Constitution to prevent an attack on our own democracy similar to the 6 January U.S. insurrection. read now...

Rhymes with 'duck', starts with 'cluster'... read now...

With a federal election looming, it's worth raising the question to the Australian people whether or not we should increase our population. read now...

In order to maintain power, the right has been building momentum under Scott Morrison to further distort and disorientate voters. read now...

Despite the Prime Minister's revision of close contact definitions, not all state premiers have agreed with the decision. read now...

The actions of the U.S., UK and Australia are imperiling the health of Julian Assange and could result in the tragic death of the publisher, writes John Jiggens. read now...

No matter which party is elected to lead the nation this year, Federal ICAC Now will still be integral in stamping out political corruption. read now...

Social media discourse has been indicating PM Morrison may attempt to postpone the 2022 Election using the pandemic as an excuse. read now...

As our technological landscape continues to adapt to the pandemic, Paul Budde makes some predictions for the digital economy in 2022. read now...

The gun club grant scandal led to the resignation of Gladys Berejiklian but this exclusive investigation revealed the fiasco may well claim the scalp of another NSW premier. read now...

Scott Morrison and Dominic Perrottet have shown a reckless disregard for the wellbeing of Australians in their questionable COVID strategy. read now...

Sometimes our articles provoke fierce debate, such as this April piece by Thomas Bee about the media and racism, which was read close to 50,000 times. read now...

The economic crisis of capitalism and the return to the doctrine of great power rivalry has seen Cold War rhetoric return. read now...

The horrifying rape allegations against Christian Porter proved to one of the biggest stories of 2021. This March story by Tess Lawrence was read by tens of thousands. read now...

The NSW media went into mourning when Gladys Berejeklian lost her job, as this popular October piece by managing editor Michelle Pini vividly explains. read now...

Scott Morrison's religious fundamentalism is a potential danger to democracy, as this alarming May article, which received more than 19,000 views, demonstrates. read now...

The Morrison Government suffered extreme criticism in 2021 over senior MPs alleged abuse of women. This March article by Dr Jennifer Wilson has been read close to 50,000 times. read now...

A few members of the Liberal-National Coalition have declared support for Julian Assange to be returned home. read now...

Comically, John Barilaro eventually abandoned his defamation suit against Jordan Shanks, just like he did his job as deputy PM. This July article was read by almost 40,000 people, editor Michelle Pini's second entry into IA's top ten. read ...

2021 was the year the powerful and privileged exploited defamation law to silence critics, and this November article by Hayden O'Connor received close to 30,000 unique views.  read now...

IA columnist Andrew P Street takes a look at the funny, sad, terrifying parable for our times that is 'Don't Look Up'. read now...

A mother and two children discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind. read now...

What a boon has the bane of Australian fascism, Tom Tanuki, been to the columns of IA. This November article attracted over 21,000 views — Tom's second in our top 10 (so far). read now...

Prime Minister for NSW Scott Morrespin discusses his Government's top achievements — and also that incident at Engadine Macca's, which most definitely never happened. read now...

Harassment of minority groups by white supremacist groups such as the Proud Boys has escalated in recent years. This concerning report from Tom Tanuki received over 18,000 unique views. read now...

FFS! Who told Santa it wasn't a race? read now...

Life will soon become like that Monty Python sketch where a bunch of clerics burst in on an unsuspecting group to announce that no-one expects the Spanish Inquisition. read now...

A computer programmer is once again given the choice between living a lie or discovering the truth about his existence. read now...

Gladys Berejiklian shares her reasons for resigning and what the future holds for the trailblazing leader, yet unlucky woman in love, who saved Australia, in an 'Insniders' exclusive. read now...

Any agreement between governments led by Boris Johnson and Scott Morrison must be treated with a healthy dose of suspicion. read now...

America has gone soft on eradicating right-wing extremism, resulting in a nation of gun violence and senseless death. read now...

The following statement from New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet left me shaking my head in disbelief, fuming with indignation. read now...

The summer blockbuster starring the Morrison Government, God and COVID-19. read now...

Despite pledging support for climate action, it's possible one of Australia's big four banks is coming to the financial rescue of pollution giant AGL. read now...

A deeper, scientific understanding of information may give us a better understanding of quantum mechanics and the universe. read now...

There are many privileges and responsibilities that come with being an MP, but the best part of my job is helping more people belong here. read now...

Two years ago, on 16 December, Michael McCormack was appointed Acting Prime Minister whilst the country burned. read now...

Scott Morrison is still expecting Australians to vote Liberal despite poor performance at COP26 and no climate policy. read now...

IA follows reporter Stun Grunt to the wind-swept snow fields of Vienna, Austria, to interview right-wing conservative guru Dr Nick Splitzenparkenwearin. read now...

A legislative change made in 2016 may help remove power from political candidates threatening to disrupt democracy. read now...

Managing editor Michelle 'Sage' Pini channels her inner clairvoyant to present the following IA prophecies for 2022. read now...

Dermot Daley reviews a valuable historical account that explores successful farming by Indigenous Australians over millennia and discusses the practice of using fire to manage Country. read now...

When thinking about next year's Federal Election, Australians should consider the incalculable damage Scott Morrison has done to Australian democracy during his first full term as elected Prime Minister. read now...

In the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook (MYEFO) for 2021-22, the Government has announced a million jobs will be created over the next four years. read now...

The latest report to Parliament on the state of the economy by Coalition ministers is riddled with contradictions, hypocrisies and falsehoods, writes Alan Austin. read now...

A leading epidemiologic expert has slammed the NSW Government’s COVID-19 “live with the pandemic” plan. read now...

The ongoing suffering endured by asylum seekers is a cruelty that can hopefully be erased at the next election. read now...

Members of the anti-vax movement have been showing support for the United Australia Party, two factions that share similar characteristics. read now...

The announcement of yet another defence contract reinforces the idea that late capitalism is all to do with destruction read now...

Independent candidates in blue ribbon seats promising action on corruption, climate change and the treatment of women have threatened the Liberal Party. read now...

A step up from beer-chugging, hard hat-wearing, coal-carrying, daggy dad! read now...

After his identity as Spider-Man is made public, Peter Parker tries to solve the problem but makes matters far worse when villains from parallel universes enter his world. read now...

As vaccinations have allowed a slow reopening of borders, there is a possibility that asylum seekers will again be exploited by employers in large numbers, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. read now...

Teaching standards are under threat at the University of Sydney, writes Dr Daniel Gregory. read now...

For what non-self-serving legislation or achievements will this Government be remembered? read now...

Australia is suffering from a lack of journalistic integrity with many news outlets bowing down to the Liberal Party's agenda. read now...

If history has taught us anything, it's that war always results in the senseless death of our young. War against China would be catastrophic. read now...

England might fancy winning the second Ashes Test, but the recent nine-wicket thrashing by in-form captain Pat Cummins and his men suggests Australia will be hard to beat again. read now...

With Australia's national broadband service still lagging behind, Paul Budde reflects on what could have been if Tony Abbott had his way. read now...

Liberal Senator Alex Antic has been siding with America's extreme right wing while slamming Australia's COVID-19 response. read now...

The outcome of Julian Assange's extradition appeal shows how overpowered the British legal system was by that of the United States. read now...

The Liberal Party is continuing its war on social media with Peter Dutton winning a defamation case over a Twitter comment. read now...

The vanity of our Prime Minister along with a complicit mainstream media have destroyed the fabric of democracy. read now...

Journalists have the power to frame reality for audiences, because they set the standards for what is considered "good", "bad", "normal" or "controversial". read now...

Given that governments in the past have encouraged whistleblowing, the punishment of Julian Assange is a great hypocrisy. read now...

Australia's nuclear submarine program has become less to do with our defence and more about placating the American Government. read now...

The third independence referendum set for New Caledonia was to be like the last two — but this time had worrying differences. read now...

UK human rights activists speak of a “travesty of justice” as the High Court expresses its "trust" in U.S. assurances. read now...

The case for a review of Insiders and sacking its producers, presenter and most regular guests has strengthened as the year has progressed, writes Alan Austin. read now...

Despite difficulties with their record company and crooked manager, power-pop pioneers Badfinger broke out their landmark Straight Up album in December 1971. read now...

The conference of parties (COP) met for the 26th time, constituting one of the most important meetings held by the United Nations in recent history. read now...

Little has been done to stop white-collar crime in the banking sector despite a number of inquiries and a Royal Commission into fraudulent activity. read now...

In a blow to journalism and free speech, the U.S. has won its appeal against the decision not to extradite Julian Assange. read now...

Several nations have made a stand against China by refusing to send government officials to the Olympics, but it's an ineffectual strategy. read now...

It seems the Prime Minister is blaming the choice of tyres while ignoring Team L-NP’s overall poor performance. read now...

The Liberal, National and Labor Parties have ensured the public will never know the findings of an Inquiry into wellbeing of kangaroos. read now...

Because nothing says PR for PM like a televised sports race. read now...

After a defeat in the 2019 Election, Labor is promising to repair the damage done by the Morrison Government, especially with the climate crisis. read now...

The Institute of Public Affairs is seeking to harm the ABC's reputation, while questions linger over its own operations and purpose, writes Anthony Klan. read now...

Electing independents is the answer to curing the problems facing Australia's democracy, writes Georgia Steele.  read now...