Faith, rhetoric and the ballot box: How religion has shaped Brazil’s current presidential election Manuela Lowenthal, Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP) In the last few days before the 2026 e...

For Word Up this week Aunty Beth Wright shares the meaning of her language's name — Wayilwan.

Larrakia woman Nyasha Ogden explains how her love of theatre and footy collide in her new role. Strong is the New Pretty is on a national tour. To find tickets and show dates click here.

Public health organisation Quit says the war against illegal tobacco ads on social media is only scratching the surface.

The Iran war is turbocharging global electrification. But experts say the global grid needs to roughly double in size, as infrastructure bottlenecks prevent a clean energy revolution.

In Australia, we’re too busy looking at the next carriage on the political sushi train to realise the track itself is broken.

Two years ago, Alice Springs paramedic Abbey Studley was brutally attacked on the job. Despite a brain injury, she's now back at work — and when the ABC tagged along with ambulance crews, the team rec...

In an interview with The Saturday Paper, Anthony Albanese asserts his relationship with AI executives – at the same time as the companies ramp up their lobbying.

An Administrative Review Tribunal decision reveals that the government is already implementing NDIS access restrictions it promised would not take effect for more than a year.

One Nation is projected to win 16 seats in the Victorian election, almost all of them from Labor strongholds neglected by the state government.

As the RBA admits interest rates are its only tool for managing inflation, alternative models propose dealing with supply shocks through price caps and strategic reserves.

In an interview with The Saturday Paper shortly after his confirmation as the new leader of the Greens, David Shoebridge lays out his priorities, signalling a more definitive stance in direct contenti...

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I am no stranger to the spiral of doom that inevitably follows a skim of the morning headlines. Perhaps that is a burden this privilege of youth must carry – the emotion in the immediacy of the world’...

Our health system is under growing strain. Universal health insurance was created for a much younger Australia: when Medibank began in 1975, fewer than one in 10 Australians was 65 or older. Today, it...

Life just got a lot harder for the more than three million Australian households struggling to pay their mortgages, and for the Albanese government, with the prospect of more pain ahead if the Reserve...

Does the Coalition really want to cut back on initiatives to ease the cost of living? This is a complex area with complex trade-offs that are hard to ‘explain’ to the public.

The decision of the New South Wales Independent Planning Commission, to approve the biggest coalmine ever to come before it, is based on a simple falsehood: that the 809 million tonnes of greenhouse g...

An Obadiah Slope Column Mushrooming: Obadiah has a confession – he has not been a big fan of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney’s Circular Quay: too many video installations for his curmudgeonly...

A coal mine in the Hunter Valley region has sparked debate among politicians, environmental advocates and local residents.

Pacific leaders are seeking support for regional climate-finance options that give communities better access and stronger input into global decision making.

Bellringers are set to gather in Bathurst to honour one of the world's oldest players by ringing bells for hours in a mentally and physically taxing art dating back to England in the 1600s.

Big AI companies may already know much more about you than you’re comfortable with, even if you’ve never used their services.

The state experienced a mixed bag of weather in September. Looking back at our viewers' photos shows just how different WA's climate can be from one end of the state to the other.

There are ancient worlds hidden beneath the Nullarbor's limestone flats, with cave systems that spread kilometres underground.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide delivered Norway's statement during the general debate of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly. His speech highlighted how international law is erod...

Historically, forecasting power reliability was a sober task. Experts say Australia is now counting on projects that will never be built.

Melburnians and residents of regional Victoria felt their houses swaying as a magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck early on Saturday morning.

The 2002 Senate inquiry found Peter Reith deceived Australians over children overboard. Cabinet then blocked key staff from giving evidence, leaving crucial questions unanswered.

On The Conversation Weekly, why Israel’s political magician might be out of tricks and how a former IDF chief could be the one to upstage him.

Netanyahu was quick to incorporate the plane attack into his campaign by posting videos and images on his social media accounts.

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A senior staffer with the Northern Territory's Department of Children and Families in Central Australia spent almost three years as the sole director of a private NDIS provider in Alice Springs.

Students of generations of famous painters at Warmun's Art Centre, Dwayne Jessell and Troy Drill's unique Kimberley self-portraits are finalists at this year's Lester Prize.

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The party stalwart was father to former NSW premier Mike Baird and journalist Julia Baird.

Two Fraser Coast family-owned businesses have been forced to make difficult decisions to keep their livelihoods afloat following a fourth interest rate hike and the removal of credit and debit card su...

How did commercial fishing crews fare in this year's barramundi season? The NT campdraft circuit is finishing up this weekend, with the Tennant Creek draft kicking off on Friday.

Mike Southon of Freedom for Faith Who should decide whether a sermon, Bible teaching or Christian advice is too “harmful” to be heard online? That question sits at the heart of our concerns about the ...

An additional 15,000 people could call this Great Ocean Road city home when this development is complete.

Leihani Zoric is still riding the wave of celebrations for her historic, never-before-seen triumph.The 13-year-old recently became the youngest-ever ISA (International Surfing Association) junior worl...

Knaarla Karla Booja, Ballardong and Wilman teenager Jackson Phillips has been named Western Australia's 2026 Young Person of the Year after being recognised for his leadership, tennis achievements and...

Pip Williams’ literary universe has been extended in her new book The German Ward. Set in World War 1 behind the front lines, Tilda and Hugo meet in a hospital taking care of German POW soldiers.  T...

Passing the Big Banana in Coffs Harbour will be a memory come Christmas when the Pacific Highway's loop around the city opens at the end of the year.

The health status of Indigenous Australians is improving through targeted initiatives like Closing the Gap, focusing on healthcare.