When the Big Swinging Dicks Club starts to turn against you, is your time at the helm numbered? read now...

With COVID cases now in the hundreds of thousands, there's something lacking in the narrative when it comes to tackling all the new variants that will come in 2022. read now...

There are signs that support for green energy is sweeping the nation, writes Michael Mazengarb. read now...

Working holiday makers (WHM) have been a key part of Australia’s immigration arrangements since at least the 1970s. read now...

Governments across the USA are suing major climate polluters for the damage caused by their ‘intentional, reckless and negligent’ actions. read now...

With church scandals still making headlines, a new film depicting the life of Tammy Faye Bakker feels sadly relevant. read now...

Only Gladys knows. read now...

As COVID-19 case numbers explode under the Morrison Government, the PM still tries to pass the blame. read now...

WA Premier Mark McGowan's firm stance on border protection doesn't deserve as much criticism as the capitalist society that controls our lives. read now...

In dealing with the expansion of Chinese power and influence in our region, the Morrison Government has displayed little diplomatic skill or maturity.  read now...

Some of Australia's refugees have been detained for a horrifying nine years. Meanwhile, we've kept voting for the people who are doing it. read now...

The ability to deal with large scale systems due to COVID-induced change is sorely testing our political process. read now...

With the new school year beginning, PM Scott Morrison chose to address students of fine breeding at Geelong Grammar School. read now...

As sophisticated technology becomes more affordable and readily available, there lie dangers of it falling into the wrong hands. read now...

The Perrottet Government isn't doing enough to ensure the safe return of kids to schools amid the Omicron wave. read now...

The idea of the Morrison Government holding office took another blow with this year’s first Newspoll. read now...

Scott Morrison has pledged funds to save the Great Barrier Reef, conveniently at a time when he needs to win votes. read now...

Two years ago the Morrison Government made its first concrete announcement regarding Australia’s policy around the emerging threat of COVID-19. read now...

Great humanitarian and unlikely rock star Sister Janet Mead has died of cancer, aged 83. read now...

Ash Barty joins an elite club of only four other players to have won a major on all three surfaces after winning this year's Australian Open women's singles title. read now...

Watching Prime Minister Scott Morrison on TV clutching a koala, claiming concern for the species was more than most could stomach.  read now...

Australia’s media watchdog found more than two-thirds of all complaints upheld for violations of the media code of ethics in 2021 were against News Corp, Alan Austin reports. read now...

The constant attacks on Grace Tame and the indifferent shrug towards Minister Richard Colbeck's disgraceful conduct highlight media bias in this country, writes Paul Begley. read now...

The fact we celebrate Australia Day each year on this date, January 26, is a glaring example of just how deeply ingrained is the casual racism of the nation towards First Australians. read now...

As misuse of communication technology rises, fact-based journalism to protect against abuse of power, lies and war propaganda is under even more attack. read now...

Accusations of wage theft in Australia are escalating, despite recent laws making it a criminal offence to deliberately underpay or withhold workers' wages. read now...

The Serbian Government has bowed to protests and cancelled a multi-billion dollar Rio Tinto mining project. read now...

Just because our governments have given up on the pandemic doesn't mean we should do the same. read now...

The results of Peter Dutton's labour trafficking scam are still lingering as asylum seeker applications continue to surge. 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...

As visa changes are likely to continue the influx of migrants, the Government is prioritising low-skill work that doesn't guarantee the rights of migrant workers, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. read now...

Grace Tame was magnificent in her refusal. And as a survivor, I thank her with all my heart.​​​​​​​ read now...

While some frown upon technology as diminishing our quality of life, it's our political leaders who have truly misguided us. read now...

Australia's corruption score has reached a new low, highlighting the urgency for a national integrity commission. read now...

One of the most disturbing features of contemporary politics is the almost complete absence of any difference in the foreign policy of the Coalition and Labor parties.  read now...

... he just doesn't give a RAT. read now...

Grace Tame’s refusal to appease Morrison with a smile has set off a typical reaction from privileged, middle-aged men, including Peter van Onselen. read now...

Amid tensions between Russia and Ukraine, a display of unity is being achieved between European countries and the U.S. read now...

The start of the school year is always exciting. But this year is different, writes Professor Kerryn Phelps. read now...

Perpetuation of the myth that White settlers are the superior people of Western nations is inspiring racism and right-wing extremism. read now...

Finding a common ground between both sides of the political spectrum is key to saving democracy in Western cultures. read now...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is allowed to challenge the decision over extradition in the UK Supreme Court. read now...

As Australians struggle to access RATs tests, Greg Hunt and Scott Morrison have publicly denied allegations of stockpiling. read now...

Marvin Lee Aday, better known as the musical sensation Meat Loaf, has passed away of unknown causes, surrounded by family and friends. He was 74. read now...

Political leaders have brushed off the seriousness of COVID-19, displaying a lack of concern for affected citizens. read now...

The media relentlessly attacks the measures imposed to protect people from COVID instead of reckoning with the severity of this virus, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. read now...

Opinions are being aired that Josh Frydenberg would be a better PM than Scott Morrison, yet his outcomes achieved as Treasurer suggest otherwise, says Alan Austin. read now...

The NDIS continues to embed structural stigma into its service delivery. Meanwhile, the Coalition ignores those floundering in the messes that ill-considered public policy maintains. read now...

Scott Morrison has cast aside concerns about damaging misinformation infiltrating Indigenous communities, leaving the door open for assaults like that on the Aboriginal Tent Embassy. read now...

Australia has paid a high price during the pandemic for poor ventilation and underestimating the risk of aerosol transmission. read now...

The Federal Government's treatment of immigrants has repeatedly demonstrated abuse against human rights. read now...

Throughout the pandemic, the Australian Government has been heavily focused on the economy, leaving Australians to fend for themselves. read now...

The Department of Finance was warned that waiving a debt owed by a senior official was likely illegal but it waived the debt anyway. read now...

Ten years ago, Robert Redford crafted a political drama that bears a lot of relevance to the chaos of our world today. read now...

Humanity has managed to survive pandemics throughout history, but we must act now in order to avoid devastating consequences. read now...

Meanwhile, COVID wards show record numbers... read now...

From kids driving forklifts to crippling foreign relations, Scott Morrison has made some truly questionable decisions of late. read now...

In an exclusive IA report, we detailed mounting evidence suggesting that the Morrison Government is stockpiling tests ordered by pharmacies and others in the community who did plan in advance. read now...

Road infrastructure is becoming less accessible, as market forces seek to monopolise a system that is intended on being available to all. read now...

The recent detention of Novak Djokovic in Park Hotel in Melbourne has exposed one of our dirtiest national truths.  read now...

Neoliberalism and poor government management over the years have been detrimental to a flourishing economy. read now...

Teachers are expressing concern over the Government's rush to send kids back to schools while the pandemic is worsening. read now...

The Federal Government has spent billions on defence equipment, ignoring issues such as the climate crisis and pandemic. read now...

Computer systems that use time for critical computations may encounter fatal errors if the Y2038 problem is not addressed. read now...

Despite claiming to have a strong stance on border control, the recent Djokovic debacle has proven Scott Morrison to be all talk. read now...

Prime Minister Morrison wants to send kids back to schools despite evidence that it's not safe to do so. read now...

The Federal Government has become embroiled in another salary cap scandal, secret documents reveal. read now...

I have a message for the people I am hearing lately who say they just want to catch COVID-19 to “get it over and done with”. read now...

The failings of the Coalition Government have finally dented its support among its core constituencies that are crucial to its re-election efforts, writes Andrew P Street. read now...

The Government has made little progress on enshrining an Indigenous Voice to the Federal Parliament. It's clear the Voice must be incorporated into the Constitution, writes Ronahi Demirbag. read now...

While Novak Djokovic won’t defend the crown he has won the last three years, there is no shortage of star power in Melbourne ready to take the Serb’s place on the throne. read now...

The question is no longer whether the Morrison Government will survive but rather, will we survive this (never mind another) Morrison Government? read now...

The Morrison Government’s tally of economic indicators which are the “all-time weakest” or “worst decline in the developed world” keeps climbing, reports Alan Austin. read now...

Because Novak Djokovic is world-famous, the extreme cruelty of the Australian Government's immigration policy is getting international attention. read now...

Too many men in Cambodia feel entitled to shame, reject, harass and even rape women. read now...

The Morrison Government appointment of a long-time friend to Rupert Murdoch as chair of the ACCC is dubious, given potential conflicts of interest. read now...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has now been in the maximum security facilities of Belmarsh Prison for over 1,000 days. read now...

As the pandemic continues to wreak chaos, the blame lies not in the anti-lockdown crowd but in our government's return to form. read now...

While more work needs to be done, the Rohingya refugees relocated to Bhashan Char are finding opportunities for better lives. read now...

History editor Dr Glenn Davies explores the background to a new republic model so we can vote for our own Aussie head of state. read now...

Can't find a RAT anywhere in Australia ... but we sure can smell one! read now...

Given the Government’s treatment of women and refugees, Peter Dutton’s comments in the Sydney Morning Herald are pure hypocrisy. read now...

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

Scott Morrison and his Government have continually failed to show leadership through this pandemic, writes Joel Jenkins. read now...

The attempted coup of 6 January does not spell the end of the threats to America's democracy, writes Phillip Farrugio. read now...

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 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...