In a scathing interview, Tuvalu’s climate minister criticises Australia’s inaction on phasing out fossil fuels, and the ‘unacceptable’ absence of global leaders at the Pacific talks.

I received word that my father’s tombstone had been defaced. My twin brother told me the news. He had been to the cemetery every morning since the funeral and called on the drive home.

The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative long-form journalism.

Unlike Julia Gillard’s joint signing of the agreement on the Clean Energy Act in 2011, Albanese has never held a meeting in public with the Greens. He routinely meets Greens leader Larissa Waters, but you wouldn’t know it. It’s as if Labor won the last election outright and the Greens don’t exist.

The biggest offence of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s relentless satire Digger is squandering what might have been a great performance from Tom Cruise.

As the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a record El Niño will push global heating beyond 1.5 degrees this year, the government still refuses to publicly detail the national security threat.

Through brutal calculation, Anthony Albanese has achieved complete control over Labor’s faction system – a fact reflected in the party’s cautious approach to policy.

Unlike Julia Gillard’s joint signing of the agreement on the Clean Energy Act in 2011, Albanese has never held a meeting in public with the Greens. He routinely meets Greens leader Larissa Waters, but you wouldn’t know it. It’s as if Labor won the last election outright and the Greens don’t exist.

In a scathing interview, Tuvalu’s climate minister criticises Australia’s inaction on phasing out fossil fuels, and the ‘unacceptable’ absence of global leaders at the Pacific talks.

The biggest offence of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s relentless satire Digger is squandering what might have been a great performance from Tom Cruise.

Buried deep in the government’s latest long-term economic projections are fleeting references to the debilitating cost of climate inaction.

Sam Altman is the son of a dermatologist and a real estate broker, which is why he makes your skin crawl. Three years ago, he was sacked as chief executive of OpenAI. The board had concluded he was not trustworthy. He withheld information and was dishonest.

There is today only one question that matters for Taiwan’s security: will the United States defend the island if it comes under attack from China?

There is today only one question that matters for Taiwan’s security: will the United States defend the island if it comes under attack from China?

As the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a record El Niño will push global heating beyond 1.5 degrees this year, the government still refuses to publicly detail the national security threat.

There is today only one question that matters for Taiwan’s security: will the United States defend the island if it comes under attack from China?

The appointment of a senior Murdoch executive to a plum diplomatic posting in New York has raised questions about Anthony Albanese’s judgement and his relationship with the right-wing mogul.

Through brutal calculation, Anthony Albanese has achieved complete control over Labor’s faction system – a fact reflected in the party’s cautious approach to policy.

In a trailer for the new British television drama Tip Toe, one gay man reflects: ‘I used to walk into a room and just go, Ta-da! Now I tiptoe – just in case.’ It’s a portrayal of the depressingly common recognition that queer rights, once assumed to be on an upward trajectory, are now under siege.

As Australian students record historically poor results on key cognitive measures, states are moving to reduce screen time in classrooms, unwinding a key initiative of the Rudd era.

Through brutal calculation, Anthony Albanese has achieved complete control over Labor’s faction system – a fact reflected in the party’s cautious approach to policy.

A smiling selfie with United States President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York won’t do much to reassure Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s growing number of critics back in Australia.

Buried deep in the government’s latest long-term economic projections are fleeting references to the debilitating cost of climate inaction.

A smiling selfie with United States President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York won’t do much to reassure Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s growing number of critics back in Australia.

The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative long-form journalism.

A smiling selfie with United States President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York won’t do much to reassure Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s growing number of critics back in Australia.

In a scathing interview, Tuvalu’s climate minister criticises Australia’s inaction on phasing out fossil fuels, and the ‘unacceptable’ absence of global leaders at the Pacific talks.

As the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a record El Niño will push global heating beyond 1.5 degrees this year, the government still refuses to publicly detail the national security threat.

The biggest offence of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s relentless satire Digger is squandering what might have been a great performance from Tom Cruise.

One of the jobs of art, and drama in particular, is to focus on what ails society, so why have our playwrights lost interest in the class system?

As the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a record El Niño will push global heating beyond 1.5 degrees this year, the government still refuses to publicly detail the national security threat.

The biggest offence of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s relentless satire Digger is squandering what might have been a great performance from Tom Cruise.

The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative long-form journalism.

In a trailer for the new British television drama Tip Toe, one gay man reflects: ‘I used to walk into a room and just go, Ta-da! Now I tiptoe – just in case.’ It’s a portrayal of the depressingly common recognition that queer rights, once assumed to be on an upward trajectory, are now under siege.

The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative long-form journalism.

Buried deep in the government’s latest long-term economic projections are fleeting references to the debilitating cost of climate inaction.

Through brutal calculation, Anthony Albanese has achieved complete control over Labor’s faction system – a fact reflected in the party’s cautious approach to policy.

Buried deep in the government’s latest long-term economic projections are fleeting references to the debilitating cost of climate inaction.

Through brutal calculation, Anthony Albanese has achieved complete control over Labor’s faction system – a fact reflected in the party’s cautious approach to policy.

Buried deep in the government’s latest long-term economic projections are fleeting references to the debilitating cost of climate inaction.