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Mark Edele’s Russia’s War Against Ukraine explores the historical roots of Putin’s imperial ambitions and why Russia’s neighbours have good reason to fear what comes next. read now...

Pauline Hanson can dish out the outrage by the bucketload, but apparently can't stomach a spoonful of her own medicine. read now...

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Former RBA Governor Bernie Fraser’s criticism of interest rate policy offers Treasurer Jim Chalmers a compelling case for tackling inflation without sacrificing jobs and wages. read now...

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Far-Right lobbyists are raising public money through private companies with no published accounts and no accountability.  read now...

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Australia’s costly detour through copper-based NBN connections showed what happens when national infrastructure is retrofitted to suit political promises. read now...

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One Nation may not have policies, but it knows how to ride the waves of public anger and grievance politics. read now...

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One Nation’s proposed immigration cuts could cost taxpayers billions, devastate universities and fail to deliver the Party’s ambitious migration targets. read now...

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The Trump Administration has confirmed it has deployed operational weapons in space, accelerating the arms race with Russia and China. read now...

Josh Frydenberg was in the news this week, using his book launch to hint at a return to politics despite his inglorious history. read now...

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Pete Hegseth takes execution theatre to a whole new level, proving that in Trump's America, even a firing squad might need a second take. read now...

Russia’s nuclear threats over Kaliningrad have heightened fears that escalating tensions with NATO could trigger a catastrophic wider conflict. read now...

Founder Dave Donovan and managing editor Michelle Pini explore the one consistent thread in the rise of One Nation: the links between Hanson’s right-hand man James Ashby and Liberal Party Far-Right factions. read now...

Trump’s unpredictable trade policies expose Australia’s dependence on the U.S. and the need for greater economic independence and stronger climate leadership. read now...

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NSW Government plans to increase migration to regional NSW, which could impact One Nation and Coalition NOM targets. read now...

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A proposed U.S. public execution raises questions about AUKUS and Australian communities’ right to refuse military engagement. read now...

OpenAI’s security breaches and disputed research claims have raised serious questions about the tech giant’s lack of accountability and the true cost of AI progress. read now...

Ross Jones spoke with The Guardian's Sarah Martin on the political ascent and parliamentary scandal of One Nation's James Ashby. read now...

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Politicians and media are accused of rushing to label incidents as terrorism before the facts are established, raising questions about political agendas and journalistic scrutiny. read now...

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Grievance politics on both sides of the political divide reduces complex challenges to simplistic slogans, fuelling division and undermining effective government and democracy. read now...

The International Olympic Committee’s new eligibility policy puts women’s bodies under scrutiny, with Lin Yu-ting’s latest victory overshadowed by questions of sex and eligibility. read now...

Coalition and One Nation promises to slash migration rely on unrealistic targets for reducing Australia's massive bridging visa backlog. read now...

Independent Australia's hypothesis that "comedian" Dave Hughes' appearances at Liberal Party fundraisers may contravene electoral laws was correct. Managing editor Michelle Pini reports. read now...

National wealth and economic growth mean little for democracy when prosperity is concentrated in the hands of the few and ordinary citizens are left behind. read now...

From labour shortages to industry pressure, everything points to the Coalition failing to deliver on its latest promise to reduce migration. Dr Abul Rizvi reports. read now...

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Dr Norm Sanders remembers two truly honourable men who had courage and conviction: George Georges and Tom Uren. read now...

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Australia's bid for a UN Security Council seat could strengthen its role as a diplomatic bridge between global powers and smaller nations. read now...

Angus Taylor unveils his bold new immigration policy, proving the Coalition's approach to border security is quite literally a brick wall. read now...

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For decades, Australia’s economic commentariat has dressed neoliberal ideology as objective analysis, helping entrench policies that shifted wealth upwards and left workers behind. read now...

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Political corruption thrives not simply through individual wrongdoing, but through systems that reward secrecy, influence and unequal access to power. read now...

Australia’s productivity debate overlooks a fundamental flaw: across much of the economy, productivity simply cannot be reliably measured. read now...

As propaganda clouds the Ukraine war, inconvenient truths are being buried and voices opposing the conflict silenced. read now...

AUKUS critics warn the $500 billion submarine deal is sacrificing Australian sovereignty and social priorities to deeper integration with the U.S. war machine. read now...

One Nation supporters consistently say Pauline Hanson is an “average” Australian who speaks her mind and “says what the average person is thinking all the time”. read now...

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