It seems Anthony Albanese would rather only One Nation spoke to voters’ “searing anger”, even if it means more seats for the right than the left.

France's Macron says suffering in Gaza should 'shame all of us' as Canada's Carney pledges $71m for two-state efforts.

Plus, add excessive data extraction to the long list of sins corporate behemoths are enacting on Australia's live music scene.

Trust in our democratic process is in sharp decline, and the Federal Government's new donation laws are unlikely to change that.

Australia’s migration debate has become consumed by numbers, borders and fear, while failures in temporary migration management and the treatment of Palestinians expose deeper questions of multicultur...

The second episode of the ABC's National Forum will look at "Australia's migration challenge". It's proof, yet again, that the media is asking the wrong questions.

A radio station has dropped Ed Sheeran’s music after “the reaction from our listeners” to the decision to remove Macklemore from his tour over…

Even if you do not care about the Middle East, this case regards your freedom to express your view on whatever political topics are important to you.

James Cullen faced being detained and forced to give evidence before a committee after refusing to attend a parliamentary inquiry over the leaking of confidential minutes.

The Zionist Federation of Australia expected fear, expense and exhaustion to silence Mary Kostakidis. She stood her ground

Anti-genocide protestors were buoyed by support from runners at the Sydney Marathon. Judith Treanor from Jews Against the Occupation ’48.

Brendan Lyon has won protective costs order in the NSW Supreme Court with major implications for liability protections for Big Four firms.

Readers pay tribute to one of Australia’s most beloved cartoonists, Cathy Wilcox, who has left the Herald after 37 years.