The group also claims to have contributed to Adelaide University’s decision to cancel Francesca Albanese’s appearance

The first Palestinians returned to Gaza from Egypt through the Rafah crossing this week, after being stuck outside Gaza for two years or more. They described grueling interrogations, intimidation,…

There are now more than 4m guns in the community – almost double the number recorded in the years after the Port Arthur massacre that prompted a national crackdown

Australia’s national scientific agency announces more research job losses as it looks for budgetary savings

Anas al-Sharif, an Al Jazeera reporter, was killed by an Israeli airstrike on Sunday night. This is the message he had prepared for his family, and his call for the world not to forget Gaza

Anthony D’Adam tells NSW parliament he was bullied when attempting to speak about pro-Palestine Sydney Harbour Bridge protest in caucus * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Simmering tensions within New South Wales Labor over the premier’s handling of last weekend’s protest over the killing in Gaza has erupted into the public domain with a member of the left faction delivering a fiery speech in parliament accusing his own party of trying to shut down debate on the Middle East. Anthony D’Adam, a former trade unionist, convener of Labor Friends of Palestine and a member of the upper house, used an adjournment debate on Thursday night to accuse Chris Minns and the caucus of “stultifying the internal culture of the party”. Continue reading...

The US contract leader, who is supposed to help deliver aid to Palestinians, once promoted Israel as “God’s Chosen Nation" and was previously debarred from contracting with the government.

Officials said they've launched a "full review" after the Youth Services Center resident was transported to the hospital following the incident.

What happened in libraries during Pride this year? A whole lot of quiet censorship that was anything but quiet.

At least 51 people killed and hundreds wounded in Khan Younis as they sought food supplies, says Gaza health ministry

Macquarie blames prospect of international student caps and ‘uncertainty’ about domestic student numbers for proposed academic job cuts, fewer arts courses

Vice Chancellor Mark Scott said the rules set clear standards for what is and isn’t acceptable, and balanced academic freedom and student wellbeing.

An Israeli strike on a school-turned-shelter in the Gaza Strip has killed at least 25 people, mostly women and children, according to the territory’s Health Ministry.

The Israeli army is besieging yet another hospital in north Gaza, following the same playbook it has used throughout the war to invade and destroy Gaza’s hospitals.