Mainstream media has normalised Donald Trump’s lies, allowing deceit to become a powerful political weapon with little accountability.

Mainstream media has normalised Donald Trump’s lies, allowing deceit to become a powerful political weapon with little accountability.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says an Open AI agent gained unauthorised accessed to the Medicare statistics reporting service portal.

Labor governments face criticism from both sides, but progress requires compromise, consensus and accepting that not every change will suit everyone.

Jason Arday’s death exposes how institutional racism, media complicity and far-right ideology combined to fuel a devastating campaign against him.

News Corp’s response to falling house prices exposes the hypocrisy of a right-wing campaign that weaponises housing unaffordability while attacking reforms designed to address it.

News Corp’s response to falling house prices exposes the hypocrisy of a right-wing campaign that weaponises housing unaffordability while attacking reforms designed to address it.

Podcast Episode · "The Week on Wednesday" with Van Badham & Ben Davison · 4 August · 1hr 9min

Political dysfunction is not a “both sides” problem; it is the result of a right-wing culture that has currently abandoned decency and democratic norms,

One Nation's support is slipping as voters increasingly see through the party's rhetoric on multiculturalism, economic competence and whose interests it really serves.

Nine's decision to sack Karl Stefanovic over one far-right interview raises questions about where the broadcaster chose to draw the line.

Nine's decision to sack Karl Stefanovic over one far-right interview raises questions about where the broadcaster chose to draw the line.

Mainstream conservative parties helped create the conditions for the Far-Right's rise by normalising divisive politics on gender, race and climate change.

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News Corp’s growing support for One Nation follows a familiar playbook: protecting billionaire interests by repackaging far-right politics as a movement for ordinary Australians.