Researchers say the manosphere has gone mainstream as young men who were suckered into the space reveal how they were recruited into the space.

The plan is for anyone to be able to put their name, email address or phone number on the register and never see any gambling ads on any online * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Australians will, within 12 months, be able to opt-out of all online gambling ads in one fell swoop, with the federal government pledging a one-stop register to avoid all wagering advertisements online. In the meantime, from 1 January, all online services must provide an opt-out function if they want to display gambling ads. But little is known about how the one-stop opt-out register will operate, with questions about data privacy and how exactly people will be able to use it. Continue reading...

Sales by a WA auctioneer of Nazi memorabilia are raising questions about whether hate laws passed by the federal parliament in 2024 are actually effective.

The ETU accuses BHP of illegally removing elected representatives at the miner's Port Hedland operations, while the mining giant claims the union's representatives were acting aggressively towards a female staffer.

'He who has the gold makes the rules.'

ASIC is supposed to protect consumers against scams. But who protects against their predatory practice of charging extorionate fees?

Australian Press Council caves into the Zionist lobby and abandons its mission to defend free speech, vilifying cartoonist Cathy Wilcox.

Australia's privacy commissioner has threatened a complainant with legal action to prevent the full disclosure of findings of a long-running investigation into American Express's information security that found widespread technology failures.