The Australian National University (ANU) has spent the past eighteen months in a state of rolling crisis. The headline issues are now familiar. In October 2024, a large projected deficit was announce...

This special issue revisits Robert Crawford's influential 1980 paper ‘Healthism and the medicalization of everyday life’ to reassess its conceptual value for contemporary medical sociology. We show h...

An antibiotic used by the Tasmanian salmon farming industry is detected in native species more than 10km away from the closest fish operation using it.

Stolen Generations survivors from across Australia gathered in Canberra this week, on Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands, attending a series of

Introduction by Croakey: Many people have shared tributes and memories of health justice scholar and activist Emeritus Associate Professor David

Introduction by Croakey: Governments were ill-prepared for the harmful algal bloom that began in South Australia almost a year ago,

This fundraiser is being run for Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah by Readers and Writers Against the Genocide. RWAG is a community of readers and writers who believe in the power of literature to enable us to sp...

An independent movement to build a progressive Australia and bring participation back into our democracy.

Cancelling the Australian Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah weakens freedom of speech and is the harbinger of a less free nation

Exclusive: Writing for Guardian Australia, Adler says she ‘cannot be party to silencing writers’ after Adelaide festival board cancelled Randa Abdel-Fattah’s invitation to appear

Abdel-Fattah accuses the board of ‘blatant and shameless’ anti-Palestinian racism and censorship, as other authors pull out in solidarity

Telco Services Australia generated more than $185m in revenue in 2024-25 and $130m the year before but paid zero tax

Eleven SA art directors pen a scathing letter criticising Adelaide Festival Board's decision to drop a Palestinian author from Writers’ Week.

The system is so convoluted and stacked against people that even if it worked as intended, it would still be not just harmful, but useless.

Sick of scrolling through junk results, AI-generated ads and links to lookalike products? The author and activist behind the term ‘enshittification’ explains what’s gone wrong with the internet – and ...

Emissions reduction targets won’t solve the climate crisis if they’re built on fiction. It's time for the government to tackle the biggest source of carbon emissions in Australia – fossil fuels.

Hundreds of brave doctors, lawyers, journalists and parliamentarians are sailing to Gaza to break Israel's illegal blockade. By smearing them as 'Hamas', Israel is preparing to attack, writes Yanis Va...

Today on 774 ABC Radio Melbourne Drive, What If Wednesday tackled the question: What if we increased taxes on the gas industry?

Meanjin, a mainstay of Australia's cultural landscape and the nation's second-oldest literary publication, is shuttering after Melbourne University Publishing decided to cease financial support.

Confronted by boos and facing mounting opposition, the European Commission president chose to look outward.

Forecasts pinned to president’s axing of tax credits and surging electricity demand due to artificial intelligence

Atmosphere of jubilation takes hold as the Farage faithful don union flags and enjoy their ‘unity of purpose’

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has refused to apologise for her controversial comments about Indian migrants despite pressure from within her own party.

When healthcare professionals are permitted to put their personal beliefs above a patient’s wellbeing, particularly in end-of-life and reproductive health, what does it mean for duty of care?

Machines in five of supermarket’s stores work like tiny X-rays to allow shoppers to analyse fruit before buying