A report on an emergency exercise released under Freedom of Information reveals how Australia's dependency on imported fuel could leave it vulnerable to geopolitical tensions.

Glenn Platt tells Guardian Australia that the opposition leader had a ‘lazy’ response to report that undermines science

Readers led to believe a short-on-facts advertorial exhorting government to let companies extract more gas is straight news coverage

Will the government save in a fuel security emergency? The Federal Government's plan has been made public, and it's not comforting.

Parliamentary politics cannot save us - but we might be able to save parliamentary politics.  The ALP and the Coalition cannot be trusted.

It is a race against time with the grid under pressure because of coal’s failure not too many renewables, writes Matt Kean.

In this webinar Quentin Dempster asks three analysts and close observers to unpack AUKUS and what it means for Australia.

Ronald Greentree and his company Auen Grain cleared 1,262 hectares of land home to 30 threatened species, NSW government says

The biggest worry (frustration?) is that the average reader has little time to investigate the veracity or falsity of headlines.

The government’s plan to prevent under 16s using social media will not protect them – instead it will cut off many vulnerable and isolated children from vital online support communities.

Despite it being illegal to recruit soldiers for foreign armies, recruiters are hard at work enticing young Australians to join the IDF.