Australians still expect government to solve big problems and provide universal services, and evidence suggests they will pay more tax if it is fair and well spent.

The Commission issued regulatory guidance to the Board of Deputies after the ICJP complained about statements made concerning an anti-settlement protest.

Many Australians will question why our government won’t act when it has a chance to do so in concert with many like-minded nations

MEDIA RELEASE 09 September 2026 The Jewish Council of Australia welcomes moves by twelve countries including the UK, Canada, and […]

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is expected to outline proposals targeting goods from Israeli-occupied areas on Tuesday.

The Albanese government may be adept at negotiating with insiders, but its failure to explain decisions and engage voters is deepening public distrust.

Like all the privatised care services, the business of aged care is about property, cheap labour and public money

A playbook to curb the growing power of Big Tech.

If Anthony Albanese wants Labor to remain in power for the long haul, it will need to offer more than competent management, says Jack Waterford.

Liberal senator says rightwing party ‘falls down on the details’ after David Farley claimed it wanted additional 100,000 migrant workers * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Barnaby Joyce says his One Nation colleague David Farley misspoke when he said the party’s net migration target was “not too different” from Labor’s, describing it as a rookie mistake. Farley, who won the seat of Farrer for Pauline Hanson’s rightwing party in May, ruffled feathers when he told ABC’s Insiders that while One Nation’s net overseas migration (Nom) target was 130,000, it would allow an additional 100,000 migrant workers at a minimum. They would include skilled workers, backpackers, and Pacific and Timor-Leste labour through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (Palm) scheme. Continue reading...

France’s experience with low-enriched uranium submarines challenges claims that Australia would have to send vessels overseas for reactor support, while offering lessons in fleet availability, sovereign maintenance and crewing.

The Israel lobby wrote itself a dictionary - the IHRA definition of antisemitism. Justice Desmond Fagan, NSW Supreme Court, collapsed it.

Podcast Episode · The Rest Is Politics · 19 August · 56min

The ABC has promised new guidelines to ensure no-one is ever again the subject of 'violent' comedy. It's clear the broadcaster has no business in comedy altogether.

Australians are experiencing extraordinary levels of psychological distress while mental health services remain underfunded and overstretched. The political cost will be measured not just in health outcomes, but in deepening distrust of government.

Antisemitism Envoy Jillian Segal holds power over what Australians may say, teach, report and believe. No election gave it her. Andrew Brown

The leader of one of the world's most high-profile Jewish organisations says Australia faces a crucial test on how it tackles the rise of antisemitism.