Media legend Dr Jeff McMullen AM shares his thoughts on Donald Trump and the conservative narrative fueling our fear of difference, AI and the future of Australian media, and his Aboriginal rights activism. read now...

The PM wearing a Joy Division T-shirt is the new topic du jour about which to feign outrage, in case anyone was wondering. read now...

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If you or a loved one has ever tried to explain symptoms in a second language, you know how quickly small misunderstandings can snowball into big risks. read now...

Australia’s far-right marches have gone from working-class rage to white nationalist delusion. read now...

Tony Abbott’s new book attempts to revive an outdated ‘three cheers’ narrative of White triumphalism — and in doing so, exposes the decline of his own worldview. read now...

As Oracle and Palantir weave their systems into Australia’s digital health network, the promise of “de-identified” data begins to look more like a dangerous illusion of privacy. read now...

Rare earth elements have become the new battleground for global dominance, fuelling weapon production, environmental fallout and international power struggles. read now...

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Grave flaws in the Federal Government's 'cash plan' can be traced back to Anthony Albanese's refusal to respond to Senate recommendations to fix the banking crisis in regional Australia. read now...

Chris Hedges recently gave the Edward Said memorial lecture to a sold-out audience at the University of South Australia in Adelaide. read now...

As AI chatbots become more emotionally responsive, researchers warn that human dependency and digital delusion may be leading to devastating real-world consequences. read now...

While the stock of temporary entrants remains large, the pressure to expand the permanent migration program will only grow. read now...

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The future of intelligence – human or artificial – depends less on what we can build than on what we choose to teach. read now...

As alarms are sounding about national debt, Trump deepens U.S. debt by one trillion dollars in eight weeks. read now...

The persistence of high interest rates is slowing growth — even the RBA admits the current cash rate is tight. read now...

Australian rainforests have become the first in the world to switch from absorbing carbon dioxide to emitting it. read now...

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Thinking of selling your home but don’t want to spend a fortune on renovations? You’re not alone. read now...

The LNP are back in QLD and so are many of the old policies that kept them out of power for ten years, including the Cableway that never goes away. Founder Dave Donovan investigates who stands to gain from this environmental catastrophe plann...

A former Media Watch presenter recently attempted to lecture Pulitzer Prize winner Chris Hedges on what his role as a journalist should be, and it was embarrassing. read now...

Australia is paying for America's submarines, striking a deal with a President we still have to fact-check. read now...

The Australian Public Service has evolved into a revolving order of consultants working for mini warlords. read now...

During the 1970s, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was my hero, but I did him a disservice at Sydney's Oktoberfest. read now...

In the age of Trump, diplomacy has become the art of surviving the performance. read now...

Australia does not lack ideas, it lacks resolve about the kind of country we want to be. read now...

Systemic data gaps and secrecy are masking a national crisis in child protection. read now...

Colonial power may have changed its language, but it still decides who lives, who dies and who is forgotten. read now...

When democracies fall, it’s not always with a bang — sometimes it’s with applause for the man who mirrors their worst selves. read now...

Another reshuffle! Like that doesn't reek of "Rudd-erless Opposition". read now...

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Freedom of Information documents reveal Bendigo Council misled both the public and Government about consultation on the controversial Showgrounds master plan. read now...

Despite taxpayer funding and public concern, Bendigo Council is withholding the Showgrounds master plan and proceeding with a redevelopment based on unfulfilled consultation promises. read now...

In 1975, Australia lost more than a Prime Minister — it lost its independence. The CIA’s hidden hand in Whitlam’s dismissal still echoes today. read now...

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The conviction of Scott White in the decades-old death of Scott Johnson is drawing scrutiny amid concerns over covert tactics, ethical ambiguity and suppressed evidence. read now...

Australia has emerged as a global digital frontrunner, securing fifth place in the OECD’s Digital Government Index for its innovative, citizen-focused governance. read now...

Beneath the surface of moral posturing, Australian retirement funds are helping keep Israel’s war economy alive. read now...

Trampolines will provide hours of fun for your children, but when misused, they can be incredibly dangerous. read now...

Native ingredients reveal a story of abundance long obscured by colonial tastes and it’s time Australia truly savoured it. read now...

Prominent American religious leaders are joining protests against the manifest evils of the Trump Administration. read now...

From leaked chats to Trump’s political record, the Republican Party’s embrace of White supremacy is no longer hidden — it’s the strategy. read now...

Despite eyewitness accounts from Anzacs and repeated calls from MPs, successive governments have refused to recognise the Armenian genocide. read now...

This image of a Thoroughbred foal bonding with its mother was captured at a stud in Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula. read now...

This week, IA's music guru pays tribute to the loss of a legend and brings you the latest on the Aussie music scene.  read now...

The boundaries between character rights, intellectual property and the increasingly vicious tone of comedy have rarely looked so blurry. read now...

Right-wing marches are little more than angry parades, but they are effective recruitment systems designed to attract interest for growth. read now...

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In Queensland, it is apparently illegal for property developers to make donations to politicians, or be accepted by them. Yet this doesn't seem to prohibit property developers such the Gold Coast's Tom "Have-a-Go" Tate�...

An article in The Nightly highlights the dangerous power of language in framing Gaza, showing how media narratives can shift blame, obscure atrocities and influence public sentiment. read now...

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Trump’s unexpected diplomatic win has reignited debate over Australia’s defence spending and foreign policy priorities. read now...

Today’s software ecosystem consists of several applications, services and platforms. They need to communicate with each other to perform a complex task. read now...

Diversity and cultural inclusion deliver real results and measurable change virtually everywhere across the healthcare sector. read now...

Treasury forecasts suggest Australia’s migration decline may soon hit its floor and could settle well above pre-pandemic levels, setting the stage for a heated political battle. read now...

Finding out about the crisis in the Middle East and trying to understand it can be a marathon undertaking. read now...

Australia’s deepening digital ties with the U.S. may offer protection — but at the cost of control. read now...

Australia’s AUKUS cloud deal with Amazon may deepen military ties — but critics warn it risks surrendering digital sovereignty. read now...

A major road upgrade is set to wreak havoc in Byron Bay, affecting outbound traffic, local businesses and Byron's economy. read now...

Managing editor Michelle Pini takes a look at the Liberal Party's Far-Right takeover from within, simmering beneath the "civilised broad church" facade. read now...

Australia’s economy isn’t broken — it’s better than we think. Growth, jobs, and low inflation show smart policy still matters. read now...

Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric is fuelling a volatile political divide, turning words into weapons on America’s streets. read now...

The decision to cancel Chris Hedges’ address on Gaza has raised fresh questions about the Press Club’s commitment to free speech. read now...

Australia’s generosity to the world’s poor is no longer a newsworthy topic. read now...

Australia's political leaders have turned the sensitive return of ISIS-linked citizens into a partisan circus, ignoring legal realities in favour of fear-mongering. read now...

Gaza, the West Bank and Israel — Trump’s peace plan is more likely to divide than unite. read now...

Triathlete Greg Reddan gets to the baton in a fiery finish, scorching a Sydney surf carnival competitor. read now...

Despite record-breaking penalties, corporate misconduct continues unchecked, suggesting fines alone are failing to reform big business. read now...

The National Press Club is receiving criticism after international journalist Chris Hedges complained it had bumped him off a speaking engagement. read now...

As policymakers begin to confront inequality, the response from corporate Australia reveals a telling divide. read now...

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As AUKUS subs prepare to dock, Chinese-linked firms quietly buy land nearby — and no one in Canberra seems to notice. read now...

The latest economic update strongly endorses Labor and repudiates the media-backed Coalition. read now...

Israel’s latest bombing campaign – spanning Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and now U.S. ally Qatar – exposes a world willing to condemn atrocities but unwilling to act. read now...

Imagine this: your team spends weeks crafting a detailed product catalogue or white paper. Now, it needs to be translated into three languages for an upcoming launch. read now...

Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi mine reveals how “ethical investment” rings hollow when profits trump people and planet. read now...

Australia’s cost-of-living crisis has hit households in a variety of ways — some expected and others perhaps a little out of left field. read now...

The Federal Government’s new emergency call reforms mark progress, but Australia still lacks a national plan to secure its digital infrastructure. read now...

The latest U.S. Government shutdown underscores how calls for “small government” are less about saving money and more about consolidating power. read now...

Gullible journalism helped Trump turn Project 2025 into a living nightmare for America. read now...

Celebrations around the end of the season, in the main professional football codes, moved north in 2025 with the success of teams from Brisbane. read now...

Australia isn’t facing mass migration — it’s enforcing mass deportations, allowing Section 501 to tear families apart.  read now...

A packed forum debating the Inner West’s Fairer Future Plan laid bare the growing policy divide over housing supply, affordability and investor influence. read now...

As Trumpism spreads and the climate crisis worsens, the cost of denial, greed and inaction grows impossible to ignore. read now...

Managing editor Michelle Pini discusses Donald Trump's burgeoning dictatorship and what Australia's response might mean for the future of democracy.  read now...

Jeff Schoep led America’s biggest neo-Nazi group — now he sells himself as a “former extremist”. read now...

Indigenous Australian boxing world champion Lionel Rose become one of Australia's most famous sportsmen after beating Japan's Masahiko 'Fighting' Harada for the world bantamweight title in 1968. read now...

When a little pushback can magically turn a “best deal” into a better one, it’s clear Australia’s energy giants are playing games with the people they’re meant to serve. read now...

From overpriced tickets to epic stadium shows, ARIA-Spotify backlash and bluegrass breakthroughs — this week in live music is wild. read now...

Australia’s universities have become playgrounds for overpaid executives and inept governance, leaving students and staff to bear the cost of systemic failure. read now...

When you've suffered an injury due to someone else's negligence, pursuing a personal injury claim can feel overwhelming. read now...

Meanwhile, Australia's Liberal Party fights to find common ground. read now...

Australia’s token gestures of reconciliation ring hollow while Papua New Guinea, our closest neighbour and former territory, remains sidelined and silenced. read now...