The latest display of power by the gambling industry over a whistle-blower and a YouTuber should disturb us all. read now...

As our nation transitions toward a renewable energy future, it is critical that all Australians, not just the energy market, play a central role in planning and delivering the country's future electricity system. read now...

As distrust in the mainstream media grows, independent journalists such as Friendlyjordies are on the rise. read now...

Bearing hallmarks of the 2019 Australia Federal Police raid on the ABC over its 'Afghan Files', Finnish journalists are on trial for treason after reporting on Finland's national security. read now...

Crikey's crowdfunding campaign against a defamation lawsuit from Lachlan Murdoch raises several serious questions. read now...

One of the two major contractors for the $5 billion-plus Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project says it has no working capital facility. read now...

As the world continues to go digital, there are more threats we need to take precautions against. read now...

Self-professed property maven Dominique Grubisa is encouraging students to engage in an unethical marketing strategy. read now...

Repealing the Stage 3 tax cuts won't be an easy task, presenting Anthony Albanese with a unique set of challenges. read now...

Among proposals for tax reform considered by the Albanese Government, lifting the corporate tax rate should be included. read now...

Claims made by Stuart Robert on a recent episode of Q&A come undone when the evidence is examined. read now...

The decision to reduce COVID isolation periods is one that defies common sense and seems shrouded in secrecy. read now...

The Labor Government seems focused on the mantra of jobs and growth, failing to observe the detrimental effects on biodiversity. read now...

The framing of Donald Trump's far-Right ideology as legitimate has led to tragic stupidity like Ricky Shiffer's ill-fated attack on the FBI. Yet people continue falling for "Don the Con". read now...

The Jobs Summit highlighted the Albanese Government's need to improve on its disability employment strategy. read now...

As immigration policy took precedence at the recent Jobs Summit, Dr Abul Rizvi discussed solutions to some of Australia's problems. read now...

Late Russian statesman and former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev changed history when he made his way through Europe, trying to negotiate a peaceful end to the Cold War. read now...

After half a century of continuous efforts by the community to protect forests in WA, an end-of-logging announcement from the State Government has left environmental activists hopeful but wary. read now...

The list of Qantas' sins is lengthy and growing with diseased relish.  read now...

As inflation hits us all, Mick explains to Bazza how to cut costs over a few expensive beers. read now...

Via its Jobs and Skills Summit, Labor looks set to ignore voters on its way back to all-time immigration highs. read now...

Julian Assange's legal team are basing a defence on their client being prosecuted and punished for his political opinions. read now...

Kidding! When did MSM ever let the truth get in the way of a good story? read now...

The Jobs and Skills Summit will give the opportunity to confront the failures of neoliberalism. read now...

Given our massive commitment to military spending and continuous "war talk", protests within the peace movement are growing to prevent Australia from entering another U.S.-led war. read now...

With the next variant just around the corner, the rush to reduce the isolation period for COVID sufferers may see us slam headlong into it. read now...

AFL finals footy asks some big questions like, will Geelong fall short yet again and extend its run of premiership near-misses by another year? read now...

The Albanese Government has announced a royal commission into the Coalition's unlawful and lethal Robodebt scheme. read now...

Governments are punishing protesters for speaking out against the very issues our politicians won't fix. read now...

NASA aims to have a manned base on the Moon with internet technology being developed for communication. read now...

This week saw the release of the Solicitor-General’s damning report on former Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministries. read now...

After hearing of hubby Scott Morrison’s habit of taking on other ministries, Jen confronts Scott at home as he cooks a curry. read now...

Dominique Grubisa is facing consequences for falsely claiming to have patented property software to assist clients. read now...

The Commonwealth Ombudsman called for a review of hundreds of Prime Minister and Cabinet appointments, including those by Scott Morrison, over concerns key officials have been illegally appointed. read now...

It is 187 days since Russia invaded Ukraine, ostensibly to "liberate" the eastern Donbas regions. Alan Austin assesses the cost of lives — so far. read now...

A new book by former award-winning photojournalist Bill McAuley delivers engaging stories and enduring images of some of the world's most famous and other folks. read now...

Climate change has drastically affected water levels in famed rivers across Europe. Whole territories are vanishing with the current drought — possibly the worst in 500 years. read now...

Waleed Aly has a piece in Nine Entertainment outlets in which he wonders what the point is of an inquiry into Scott Morrison having himself secretly sworn into five other ministries while he was prime minister. read now...

Neoliberalism is a suffocating and prevalent political ideology that the Italians cannot escape from in the upcoming elections, writes Adriano Tedde.  read now...

Far-right provocateurs have no regard for the truth and manipulate it based on what will make them the most money, writes Tom Tanuki.  read now...

In 2018, 13 young boys were trapped for weeks in a flooded cave as rescuers tried to solve the puzzle of how to bring them out. read now...

A young Viking prince is determined to fulfil a promise to save his mother, kill his uncle and avenge his father. read now...

Dr Stephen Strange must protect a young girl with the ability to cross universes from an evil being trying to usurp her power. read now...

Former Top Gun pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is called back to train a new group of students for a perilous mission. read now...

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

A young girl is accused of murder and must face her ultimate fight for survival against prejudice and the legal system. read now...

A case full of money brings together an assortment of assassins on board a bullet train to Kyoto, ending in high-speed mayhem. read now...

Every Monday night, charity group Mission for a Cause feeds those who have fallen victim to Victoria's social challenges. read now...

The NDIS is pumping feel-good stories through social media channels at a robust rate, but for many, there is a massive gap between these accounts and actual service delivery. read now...

Best not to mention the side hustles — curry maker, welder, hairdresser, barramundi barbecuer, holder of hammers and secret ministries... read now...

Labor's 'quiet diplomacy' approach to freeing Julian Assange is being met with criticism by those who feel too little is being done. read now...

By ruling in secret, the Morrison Government was not being responsible to the parliament and was not accountable to the people — who are the basis of its legitimacy. read now...

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The forthcoming Jobs Summit will provide the Government with an opportunity to focus on reforming immigration policy. read now...

Scott Morrison’s actions are the standard for democracy in decline and it is time for Western governments to be held accountable. read now...

The telecommunications sector is flourishing in the French Pacific region with advancements in broadband and mobile technology. read now...

For anyone living in Sydney immediately after 20 August 1857, the main topic of conversation was the wreck of the Dunbar outside the South Head of the entry to Port Jackson. read now...

Scott Morrison has demonstrated that he is utterly unfit to serve in any public office, writes James Fitzgerald. read now...

When asked on Insiders what he knew about the Morrison scandal, Barnaby Joyce was his usual, incoherent self. read now...

Despite a potential backlash by the Murdoch press, the time is right for Labor to repeal the planned Stage 3 tax cuts. read now...

Take a trip behind the scenes and get some deep insights into the publication you're reading right now. read now...

The recent scandal involving former PM Scott Morrison has shown that he is still a threat to our democracy even out of the top job. read now...

So, Scotty the Dictator secretly took over all the portfolios of the key ministers around him. read now...

Scott Morrison’s power-grab raises serious questions about the media’s commitment to contribute to a strong democracy. read now...

The Albanese Government’s upcoming jobs talkfest provides a hopeful platform for necessary reform. read now...

We rarely use travel agents to book holidays, given easy access to online information, thus saving money. Selling your house without employing a real estate agent is just as doable. read now...

Rather than vilification, the honourable response from fellow novelists to the 1989 fatwa condemning Rushdie to death would have been to admit failure to protect a brave author. read now...

In all the furore this week about former Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministries something very striking has stood out to astute political observers — the reactions of some sections of the media. read now...

Whether misguided Trump supporters, Salman Rushdie, or the 'belligerati', we must be willing to exchange strong words — but words alone – for true freedom of speech. read now...

Former PM Scott Morrison's incompetence mirrored that of his political idol, Donald Trump. read now...

Given the worsening climate crisis, there should be no place for fossil-fuel reputation washing by world-class polluter Woodside Energy in our public institutions — most certainly not our schools. read now...

Former PM Scott Morrison has tried to convince us that his secret power grab was in our best interest. read now...

Because, if you want something done, you've got to do it yourself, right? read now...

The news of former PM Scott Morrison's deception has shown us how fragile our democracy can be. read now...

Recent revelations that former Prime Minister Scott Morrison secretly swore himself in as a co-minister in three portfolios suggest why he stood so firmly in the way of a federal ICAC. read now...

The Government places too much dependence on think tanks such as ASPI, which is susceptible to outside influence. read now...

The Governor-General's role in Scott Morrison's secret power grab highlights a desperate need for transparency in Australian politics. read now...

Donald Trump's legacy of COVID apathy, gun violence and hatred has set in motion the decay of American democracy. read now...

With Fiji's lead in the Pacific Islands mobile communications market, Australia's financial input has been of strategic importance. read now...

Melbourne-born folk sensation Judith Durham, chanteuse of a generation, has died from bronchiectasis, a chronic lung disease she contracted at the age of four. She was 79. read now...

The three political figures at the heart of John Barilaro's New York job scandal were responsible for the dodgy NSW gun club grant. read now...

Companies such as Starlink are cluttering space with inferior satellites with little concern for increasing the quality of their services. read now...

Revelations of Scott Morrison's secret power grab have left us baffled as to how such a move could slip under the radar. read now...

Deleted NSW Government “guidelines” show the gun club grant approved by Dominic Perrottet was illegal from the outset. read now...

Olivia Newton-John, affectionately known as “Australia’s sweetheart” and “our Livvy”, has died following a long and courageous battle with cancer. She was 73. read now...

With preventable deaths escalating to all-time records, American exceptionalism is no longer what many Americans think it is. read now...

WikiLeaks continues as one of the world’s most remarkable organisations, despite numerous attempts to shut it down. read now...

Is a Voice to Parliament really such a difficult thing or is it a simple change? read now...

A significant step toward boosting Labor's lacklustre climate policy would be to end the logging of native forests and dump the disastrous Emissions Reduction Fund inherited from the Coalition. read now...

Ryan Butta's moving story of "Harry" – the first camel to enter Australia – and the hidden history of Australia's Afghan cameleers makes for compelling reading in The Ballad Of Abdul Wade. read now...

Without education, people would recommence burning witches at the stake. read now...

Xenophobia is a global crisis, but in South Africa, it takes a particularly violent form. read now...

Last week, some neo-Nazis visited a bar in Melbourne and were kicked out by a bartender.  read now...

Casual staffing and an inadequate grading scheme have seen a rise in the use of academic cheating websites. read now...

In this article from 2020, John Wren examined how Andrews did his best to combat COVID-19 amid scathing criticism from conservatives. read now...

Wonder if he can read the writing on the wall from down there? read now...

Urgent reform is overdue to help Australia's children in need of guidance instead of incarceration. read now...

And if it involves pork... all the better! read now...

While Australia watches the U.S. deal with its flawed democracy, it's important to remember that we have a history of partisan chest-beating with violent consequences. read now...

Chris Bailey, lead singer of the seminal and highly influential punk band The Saints, has passed away from as-yet-undisclosed causes. He was 65. read now...