This place is much too dangerous.

No-one inside federal politics seems particularly interested in discussing the large orange elephant in the room and how it is materially changing every other country's views of the world.

Why did he hate one pool so much?

On the ongoing Zionist cancellation of Australian artists.

Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker prize but none of his novels were made into films because, he said, ‘almost nothing happens’

Thirteen thousand miles. Infinite contenders. One beautiful loaf.

After years of sequels, a mysterious new film has reignited the dino fandom with something new.

Hezbollah, Iran, and Israel helped fuel a disastrous political crisis in Lebanon. Now the Netanyahu government is using it to justify a larger conflict. An expert discusses what Israel really hopes to...

A group of young musicians from Queensland's Gulf country are turning stories and language into song, and are now set mentor other aspiring performers.

The evident fact is that the president is nuts.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, who was at the airport ahead of the team's departure, says border force officials made multiple representations to the players before they were due to depart Sydney.

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International rules-based order for thee but not for me

Stop the Proposed Trump Tower Development on the Gold Coast

The new addition, open to the public on 7 March, makes Queensland Performing Arts Centre “Australia’s largest performing arts venue under one roof.”

Trump’s 108-minute speech broke records for its duration as well as its lies, insufferability, offensiveness, and the danger its contents present for the future of the country.

Today Victor and I were driving home and I said, “The other day I saw an iguana sunning himself on our neighbors fence” and Victor looked at me like I was crazy but I know what I saw. A…

They’re acknowledging now that the people who called Trump a “fascist” were right. But somehow we’re still not to be trusted.

Beyond disproving the tired tropes of Muslims hating the west, Australian Muslims can show us what a month of practising to be a better person looks like

The renowned dance troupe was founded by Blak artists in 1989, and remains one of the country's premier cultural institutions today.

A local footy star and his mate are convicted of raping their friend. In the tiny town of Balmoral, where the footy club reigns, the town makes it clear whose story they believe.

From diversity in Indonesia to food in France, people in 25 countries share in their own words what makes them proud.

The "Late Show" host on Monday night opened up about something the network "clearly doesn't want us to talk about."

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If migration is treated primarily as a cultural fault line, rather than an economic system embedded in national growth, the debate will remain loud. The structural reform will remain unfinished.

As allies share their national risk assessments for climate breakdown, the Albanese government refuses to release its ‘frankly terrifying’ report from 2022.

Institute of Public Affairs latest to raise free speech concerns over bill facing criticism from across the political divide * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast There is growing backlash to Queensland’s antisemitism laws on all sides of politics, with rightwing thinktank the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) the latest group to raise free speech concerns about the “vague” bill. Margaret Chambers, a research fellow at the IPA, said the bill would confer extraordinary power on a single minister to “engage in censorship and the criminalising of opinions and debate” on the basis of a subjective standard, without oversight by the courts. Continue reading...

Eleven minutes was all it took for The Bank Tavern’s Sunday lunch to get booked up for the entirety of 2026.

Please join us on Monday, February 23, 2026, at 6 pm for our prestigious Lewis Mumford Lecture. This year, we are honored to welcome renowned multidisciplinary researcher and urban thinker Carlos More...

Does anyone have a plan for what happens next?

The last picture Jon Kudelka drew for The Saturday Paper was of a man sitting on the edge of a small cliff. Possibly it was the edge of a hole. The man was Jon, waiting for an idea. He was as scruffy ...