Calls to defund the ABC and force it onto a subscription model would destroy what makes the ABC unique: its obligation to serve every Australian, regardless

Humans have run this experiment before. It does not end well for the monoculture. One Nation Is The Wrong Answer To The Right Question – Part Five. By Sue Barrett “We cannot be a multicultural [...]

The Integrity Gap report described pervasive climate misinformation that warps and dulls our perceptions of what is an existential threat.

I'm taking on Cancer Council's The March Charge, a month-long fitness challenge to raise funds for people impacted by cancer. Every year in Australia an estimated 162,000 people hear the words

A US-based conspiracy theorist who had links to the Wieambilla shooters is handed a three-year sentence for firearms offences.

In the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack, the country is grieving. It’s a moment that calls for unity and for leadership. But what we’ve seen is something else. Within days, political lines hardene...

Nations most vulnerable to climate contribute minimally to climate research, creating stark global disparities. Such imbalances undermine resilience, perpetuate injustice, and threaten effective adapt...

As Barnaby Joyce announces he will run for One Nation, Liberals are preparing for further defections to the far-right party.

What next? Is this tortured saga finally at an end?

In the last year, federal, state and institutional decisions have gutted pillars of America's civil rights protections.

The Kremlin pitched the White House on peace through business. To Europe’s dismay, the president and his envoy are on board.

Christopher Pyne was still a cabinet minister when he met with EY to discuss taking a job with the consultancy. There was no confusion about the purpose of the meeting.

Police say they've been investigating reports about scammers impersonating Chinese police officers or authority figures.

The federal government this week overhauled its superannuation tax reforms. Now the union movement says it should radically overhaul taxes on gas exports.

Peter Slezak has been keeping a watching brief on the both harrowing and joyous scenes as prisoners and hostages from Palestine and Israel were freed this week. He has gathered sources for P&I readers and readers and observes the following.

We say we want to understand China. Then we glance past a million Chinese speakers at home and start counting somewhere else.

It seems likely that our prime minister will meet Donald Trump at the United Nations General Assembly later this month.

Australia suffers the greatest losses and harm from gambling per adult in the world. Most Australians want reform, regular surveys show. So why is it so impossible? In short: because of the political ...

Academics, writers and policy experts will explore Australia: A Radical Experiment in Democracy across a series of five orations for the 2025 Boyer Lecture series, hosted by its creative director…

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