Founder and publisher David Donovan explains why Stuart Robert is unfit to determine what our kids should be learning. read now...

COVID cases and deaths are soaring, mask mandates are being considered again and conspiracy theorists insist the pandemic is over. read now...

With asylum applications on the rise and an increasing backlog, the Government must develop policies to maintain control. read now...

Misinformation on bank closures by the Finance Sector Union has led to a call for intervention by Treasurer Jim Chalmers. read now...

A misleading statement has drawn legitimate questions about Gold Coast Oceanway's "promotion" of a contentious pathway through Federation Walk. read now...

The new PM's visit to war-torn Ukraine was equated with ScoMo taking off to Hawaii, while Peter Dutton continued to dominate media coverage, this week. read now...

The Federal Election showed that the working class has shifted to the Left rather than the Right during the last two years of crisis. read now...

Dr Victoria Fielding analyses the "just asking questions" defence used by mainstream media journalists to avoid scrutiny and critique when their bias or poor journalism practice is exposed. read now...

Neither clean nor green, it turns out lauded natural gas is a toxic mix of harmful chemicals that cause asthma and other chronic breathing disorders, anaemia and cancer. read now...

There is a niche in the global submarine industry that Australia is well-placed to occupy, reports Alan Austin. read now...

By the Government rightly dropping the charges against Witness K's lawyer Bernard Collaery, Australia was reminded of the illegal bugging operation against Timor-Leste, writes Bruce Haigh. read now...

Further reform is needed to tackle the depth of misconduct shaming Australian politics, other than just launching an integrity commission. read now...

Mark David describes his experiences with a most feared creature in the Australian environment: the snake.  read now...

COVID-19 complacency has resulted in infections and deaths skyrocketing. read now...

Boris Johnson presided over a culture of toxic masculinity, in part because of his own hypermasculine style of leadership, argues Sian Norris. read now...

Is that the sound of 'de-Nile' flooding in? read now...

The Albanese Government has acted quickly to abandon the prosecution of Bernard Collaery, who was charged in relation to the leaking of information about Australia’s alleged spying in Timor-Leste. read now...

Australia's democracy has been eroded by legislation that removes our rights and a dominant right-wing media. read now...

Guide Dogs Victoria made over $87,000 in donations to the Liberal Party before receiving millions of dollars of taxpayer funds. read now...

Founder and publisher David Donovan explores why this may not be the best time for a royal commission into the Murdoch media.  read now...

After Angus Taylor's shock at the current flood devastation, Greenpeace CEO David Ritter explains why it wasn't hard to see coming. read now...

With Telstra's business model dominating the telecommunications market, it's time for the ACCC to change regulations. read now...

Transitioning to electric vehicles will not just affect the cars we drive — it will be the biggest transport revolution since the horse-and-buggy days, but unlike that revolution, this one will catch many unawares. read now...

Despite the authorities disbarring Dominique Grubisa from legal practice, she continues to offer asset "protection" services and advice. David Donovan reports. read now...

The Albanese Government is set to drive up places available in the Skilled Independent category in 2022-23. read now...

Three factions are conspiring to distort the truth over the matter of Blockade Australia (BA) activists’ recent police persecution.  read now...

Founder and publisher Dave Donovan and managing editor Michelle Pini analyse the widening disconnect between Australia's concentrated legacy media and its audience. read now...

As NSW suffers from more flood devastation, it's clear our governments can do more to be prepared. read now...

There is still much to be done toward ending racism in Australia. read now...

The Albanese Government is continuing the Coalition's habit of using condescending language to discuss Pacific Island relations. read now...

The current epidemic of avoidable gun fatalities in the USA is set to worsen. read now...

The link between film and the military-industrial complex has never been more evident than in the 'Top Gun' movies — a relentless advertisement for the U.S. defence sector. read now...

Fossil fuels are inefficient and the repercussions of extracting such energy are destroying the balance of nature. Renewable energy options are vital to our planet's future. read now...

'The rolling judicial coup coming from this court is by no means over,' warned Naomi Klein, author of The Shock Doctrine. read now...

Australia must do more for victims to ensure that they can heal, writes Gerry Georgatos.  read now...

The details surrounding Julian Assange's mini-stroke in October 2021 remain unclear, as he is to be sent to a hellish prison in the U.S., writes Dr John Jiggens.  read now...

While much is known about the King of Rock n' Roll, there is another story behind his rise and fall. read now...

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has criticised the Coalition's failure to implement effective emissions reduction policies. read now...

Not actual car crashes — the carnage of current mainstream media reporting. read now...

At this point in the national conversation over energy policy, it’s time for our water industry to rise to the challenge. read now...

If the Demons play as they did against Brisbane Lions for the rest of the year, nobody is stopping Melbourne from clinching back-to-back flags. read now...

Anthony Albanese has made a mistake by proposing the cutting of Independent MP staff members without proper discussion. read now...

The Labor Government faces issues that it must confront quickly or risk one term with Peter Dutton as Prime Minister in 2025. read now...

NBN Co wants the regulator to limit competition between NBN and mobile operators. read now...

The overturning of Roe v Wade in the U.S. has reminded us all of the importance of women's rights everywhere. read now...

Australia’s media is back-snapped broken — but don’t expect the most concentrated media industry in the world to fix itself! read now...

The overturning of Roe v Wade isn't just an American issue, but an indication of the oppression of women worldwide. read now...

Some Independents have expressed public outrage at the proposed staff cuts by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. read now...

Before journalists can repair their broken institution, they first need to admit they have a problem. read now...

President Joe Biden has been called on to fight for abortion rights after the US Supreme Court overturned the Roe v Wade ruling. read now...

Several recent elections of reformist governments augur well for global collaboration. read now...

The national conversation we need to have is of the grimmest reality — suicide is the leading cause of death in Australia’s teenagers and bullying plays a large part. read now...

A Channel 10 presenter's potential infringement in the Brittany Higgins rape trial raises questions on how the media should engage in ongoing judicial proceedings. read now...

Once again, America, Mexicans have wandered about the streets thinking that they can simply go ahead and sell tacos to hungry people. read now...

During a press conference in Geneva, representatives of journalists and publishers from Switzerland, Australia and other countries called for the liberation of Julian Assange, writes Sara Chessa. read now...

The Victorian Government is attempting to pass a bill broadly criminalising the protest of native forest logging activities, opposed by environmental and human rights groups.  read now...

The allocation for partner visas may have been increased to clear Peter Dutton's illegally engineered backlog, but the tens of thousands of affected Australians may be waiting a long time for an apology. read now...

It would seem counterintuitive to alienate the vast majority of AFL fans who dislike NBA-style forced "fan engagement", yet this over-the-top matchday trend continues. read now...

An injunction has been sought against Woodside’s Scarborough Gas Project in order to protect the Great Barrier Reef from further destruction. read now...

With the announcement that UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has green-lit Julian Assange's extradition to the U.S., there is widespread concern for his health and rights.  read now...

The looming-disaster-of-boat-arrivals idea that just won't float. read now...

Income support payments are crucial to a healthy arts sector, writes Leya Reid. read now...

There are legitimate questions to be asked surrounding the motivation of Avi Yemini in bringing a defamation case against PrGuy17, writes Tom Tanuki. read now...

Authorities have announced they will consider 'other regulatory action' against self-professed property and law maven Dominique Grubisa, after stripping her of her Australian legal practising certificate. read now...

The Sydney Morning Herald's (SMH's) treatment of Rebel Wilson is a shocking and grimy reminder of how far the establishment media has fallen in recent years. read now...

The EPA is urging the Government to order an independent review of Forestry Corporation NSW, which is facing new allegations after having just been fined for wiping out significant koala habitat. read now...

The justice system has failed to defend the principles it should protect in the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, so the public must wake up to the necessity of peaceful global protest to run parallel with Assange's legal battle. rea...

With the development of social media helping to spread far-Right messaging from the West, anti-Islamic activism in China and India is thriving. read now...

For almost a decade, the Coalition failed to develop a national energy plan, even though such a plan existed before they took office. read now...

The Independent Australia ranking on economic management (IAREM) for 2022 reveals Switzerland now leads the world and Australia remains outside the top 20, reports Alan Austin. read now...

Seven months into her journey with anorexia, a single parent talks about her uphill battle to break the bonds of the eating disorder stealing the flesh from her son's body. read now...

At a time where labour shortages are causing headaches for businesses, migration levels remain much lower than pre-pandemic levels, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. read now...

The only shock about the UK Home Secretary Priti Patel's decision regarding Julian Assange was that it did not come sooner.  read now...

Coal is a dud. Gas is a pretend solution spruiked by vested interests. Renewable energy resources are the cheapest form of new power generation, so where are they? read now...

As we embark on the technological revolution journey, it's clear that technology plays a significant role in all aspects of our lives and the education sector is no exception. read now...

The United States remains a country of tenacious faith, including in the sanctity of guns.  read now...

A strategy by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on fixing our budget situation could worsen Australia's poverty, suicide and homeless statistics. read now...

Chris Bowen has slammed the former Morrison Government for hiding Snowy 2.0 delays from an energy market already in crisis. read now...

Someone needs to tell him he's not running the country. read now...

Right-wing commentary over woke capitalism is distracting attention from addressing economic inequality. read now...

The documentary Ithaka powerfully depicts the fight Julian Assange's family is putting up for him, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark.  read now...

A period in which Queen Elizabeth has celebrated her Platinum Jubilee for a new government to be discussing an Australian republic, but the Federal Election changed the debate. read now...

The anti-vax movement features a list of usual suspects ranging from politicians to social media attention-seekers. read now...

Gas prices make it hard for Australians to keep warm this winter. Labor needs to stand firm against foreign interests and reserve domestic supply. read now...

Liberal Leader Peter Dutton is warning of a ‘looming disaster’ of boat arrivals. read now...

Australia's koalas may be doomed unless the new Labor Government implements strong policies to save them. read now...

Several recent developments have raised expectations for substantial progress for the first Australians. read now...

The Commonwealth Bank is maintaining its position as a leader in the digital economy by offering discounted NBN services. read now...

The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard spectacle demonstrates the damaging consequences of cognitive bias in domestic violence cases. read now...

The SA State Government has the opportunity to pass legislation demanding transparency within the state's greyhound racing industry. read now...

Have you heard the one about how the Liberal leopard changed his spots? He moved from the Government spot to a spot in the shadows to pounce on progress at a future date. read now...

A court order forcing Twitter to hand over the identity of an anonymous account has consequences for social media users. read now...

A Melbourne “charity” is charging taxpayers four times what it was a decade ago to deliver just three-quarters of the services. read now...

For life as we know it to persist, we must acknowledge there are natural limits to growth. Economic growth equals increased demand, which is simply not sustainable in a finite world.  read now...

Supposing the Morrison Government wanted to turn successive failures to destroy the ABC's credibility into a success story, it could not do better than make significant Murdoch appointments to the ABC board. read now...

Julian Assange is being slowly murdered by the forces of the U.S. and British states, his crime has been to expose their crimes. read now...

The election of Anthony Albanese as Prime Minister heralds a new era in Australia's approach to nuclear disarmament. read now...

Paul Sargeant reviews a historical non-fiction novel written by IA contributor, Dr John Jiggens. read now...

Shadow Assistant Treasurer Stuart Robert has a history of unlawful dealings and questionable financial activities in public office. read now...

With the return of the Murugappan family to Biloela, the Albanese Government has shown that amnesty is possible for bridging visa holders. read now...