Tom Bowman has held his Pentagon press pass for 28 years. He says the Pentagon's new media policy makes it impossible to be a journalist, which means finding out what's really going on behind the scen...

The escalating crackdown on dissenting thought and opinion is taking Australia down a dark road

So Anthony Albanese has secured his one on one meeting with Donald Trump and we are all supposed to pretend this is a good outcome.

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Griffith University experts reveal the 30% increase in consumer power bills since 2021 would have been worse under fossil fuel-only scenario

The University of Technology Sydney denied the existence of a KPMG spreadsheet ranking the research performance of academics, in breach of its EBA, until it was forced to release it.

‘F***ing satisfying’: Victorious Rory responds to ‘astonishing’ Ryder Cup crowd behaviour

The winners of this year’s awards include celebrated novelist Michelle de Kretser, journalist Rick Morton on Robodebt and poet David Brooks.

'They should make clear how they use such donations.'

Audited financial statements show that the ANU made a ‘profit’ of $90 million in 2024 and $136 million in 2023. Despite such strong financial results, ANU

Labour hire companies operating on the mid-north coast said to be taking advantage of ‘extremely weak’ state regulation and visa loopholes

Mayibuye Melisizwe Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela, demands the immediate release of his cousin and other activists detained by Israeli authorities during a humanitarian flotilla to Gaza, condemni...

NSW Police say the alleged gunman had been "firing indiscriminately at passing vehicles including police vehicles".

In an exclusive extract, Niki Savva reveals details of the shadow cabinet meeting that irreparably damaged Peter Dutton and Andrew Hastie’s relationship, and how Dutton panned his frontbenchers’ polic...

We’ve compiled a short list of the questions that could be asked at estimates, but probably won’t be.

Seven months after Donald Trump was inaugurated for a second term as US president, we are facing the most important moment in Australia’s foreign policy since the Iraq war. Australia needs to have a n...

Despite being warned in 2018 that jobseekers were being exposed to unfair and excessive decisions, the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations ‘chose to continue with the status quo’.

Ex-fossil fuel executive Chris Wright said administration is reviewing national assessments made by past governments

Despite the government’s pre-election commitment to women’s health and making HRT more accessible, ongoing shortages are sparking questions about equity in healthcare.

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When globalisation loomed on the horizon in the late 20th century, governments around the world faced a choice: open the economy fully or manage the transition strategically.

Taxes are the price we pay for civilisation, but they are also a tool we can use to change the shape of our economy, not just its size.

An aging generation of mostly male leaders is presently occupying the commanding heights of the most powerful states around the world.

Governments flagged fruit stickers for the chopping block but then South Australia shelved its September deadline after industry asked for more time * Sign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter here Fruit stickers may be small, but they can be mighty annoying. Each year 5.62bn plastic labels are picked off fruit and vegetables in Australia, data shows. Those that are not accidentally eaten, washed down the sink or buried in compost, usually end up in landfill, adding about 110 tonnes of plastic to the pile. Continue reading...

As Rio Tinto’s Tomago aluminium smelter requests a government bailout, The Australia Institute has linked the struggles of the smelter to unrestricted gas exports.

It is Australian gas exports that are causing the high energy prices that threaten the Tomago aluminium smelter.

New analysis from The Australia Institute reveals a costly double standard for those who win cash prizes in Australia.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers' plan to reduce the generosity of superannuation tax concessions for the wealthy is popular among voters, especially those the Liberal party says it wants to win back, according...