Meta and News Corp spread fake news to promote Pauline Hanson and provide an overblown impression of her party's polling. Founder David Donovan exposes a dangerous deception. read now...

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Historian Michael Pembroke has offered valuable insight into how China has developed into the country we know today, both economically and psychologically, says Anne Leyton-Bennett. read now...

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Analysis suggests Australia’s electoral system may be unintentionally boosting One Nation’s chances while exposing flaws in the nation’s democratic representation. read now...

As the Iran conflict escalates, religious rhetoric – from claims of divine missions to apocalyptic prophecy – is increasingly shaping the language and politics of war. read now...

The 2025 fourth quarter results confirm Australia’s economy is again among the world’s best. read now...

The assassination of Iran's Leader Ayatollah Khamenei in an unprovoked first strike, starting an illegal war, and may come back to haunt the United States and Israel, as well as Australia. read now...

A dog, lost in the joy of the moment, races across Melbourne's St Kilda Beach at sunset. read now...

Patients are turning to chatbots before therapy and our mental healthcare systems aren't ready for it. read now...

Trump’s new tariffs force Australia to choose between U.S. security and Chinese trade. read now...

Doubts remain over Donald Trump's ambitious 2025 "Iron Dome" space-based missile shield plan to protect continental United States from attacks from above. Ben Gonda reports. read now...

Despite the Gold Coast City Council twice voting to reject a development proposal endorsed by his administration, Gold Coast Council CEO Tim Baker unilaterally overturned that democratic decision, directly advantaging Mayor Tom Tate. read now...

Queensland’s new speech laws raise alarm bells and stakes for writers and activists. read now...

A covert campaign of pressure and manipulation can isolate a target while leaving the true architect of the bullying safely out of sight. read now...

After devastating bushfires, critics say the Allan Government has abandoned wildlife rescue efforts while allowing hunting to continue. read now...

Fellow Independent Australians, it is with our greatest and most sincere regret that we must inform you that Australia is still not a fully and truly independent nation. read now...

Pauline Hanson’s revised immigration maths may finally add up, but the economic consequences of her policy would be devastating. read now...

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On a historic night in Tehran, almost half a century ago, Jeff McMullen witnessed the inability of leaders to fully grasp the treacherous paths of alliances and armed conflicts. read now...

Deportations from Australia are at their highest rate because we have rewritten our laws to enable them. read now...

The punitive approach of our youth detention system only serves narrow, short-term political thinking. read now...

Australia condemns human rights abuses abroad but still won’t protect them at home. read now...

Australian enterprises must choose tech partners wisely to ensure secure, scalable and future-ready digital products. read now...

A Muslim Australian reflects on migration, service and community to challenge fear-based rhetoric and reaffirm the place of Muslim Australians within the country’s multicultural story. read now...

New research into environmental volunteers reveals a concerning pattern: younger volunteers grapple with hopelessness as Australia's volunteer rates decline, meaning fewer people are stepping up when we need them most. read now...

Political luck has carried Albanese this far; only bold reform will define what comes next. read now...

The real danger of artificial intelligence is not the code itself, but the economic system driving its deployment. read now...

As predictably as the sun comes up in the morning, U.S. President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address was resplendent with lies. read now...

While bombs fall on Tehran, Iran apologists in Western capitals dress regime change in the language of peace and security. read now...

Having encouraged expansion, the Government is now curbing student visa grants to contain net migration and protect the permanent program. read now...

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More than 120,000 locals have signed petitions opposing a proposed Trump-branded tower in Surfers Paradise, arguing the project threatens the Coast’s identity, infrastructure and public beachfront. read now...

An advertising blitz claims mining taxes help pay for our essential services but it appears we taxpayers are paying millions of dollars to help coal miner Adani make profits. read now...

As U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran escalate, billions flow into conflict while Australia backs the alliance without question. read now...

The more their quality of life improves, the sadder some Australians seem to become. read now...

Despite languishing for years in an atrocious conditions, Australia's PM belligerently refuses to rightfully repatriate wives of ISIS fighters or their innocent children. James May comments. read now...

Decades of deference to Israel and the U.S. have shaped Australia’s foreign policy at a high moral cost. read now...

Survey data isn’t always clear. Discover what managers misread in staff feedback and how better surveys reveal the real story. read now...

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Readers worldwide are forming global bonds through shared reading habits, turning books into bridges across borders. read now...

Australian football has the highest rate of concussion of any team sport in the world, but players – including children – continue to be put in serious danger of brain damage in every single game. read now...

The urban transformation of the Gold Coast, involving billions in public funding, has left residents in the dark. read now...

Corporate Goliaths are being challenged for putting profit before people, with ordinary Australians fighting back. read now...

The social media ban was sold to the public as protection, but evidence shows disadvantaged teens are paying the price.  read now...

In a feat of enterprising delusion and sinister suppression, Australia’s second-largest state has decided to deal with what it regards as an antisemitic problem. read now...

A proposal to prioritise inflation over employment would make higher joblessness the deliberate cost of economic stability, with working Australians carrying the burden. read now...

Surprise, surprise. The proposed Gold Coast colossus doesn't measure up. read now...

From British imperial control to multinational corporate dominance, Australia’s economic independence remains more illusion than reality. read now...

Speaking out against racism is praised — unless you’re a person of colour. read now...

As artificial intelligence fuels viral political fiction, Australia’s democratic debate risks being steered by outrage rather than truth. read now...

Behind the pageantry of Herzog’s visit, critics argue Australia is ignoring legal warnings and moral accountability over Israel’s conduct in Palestine. read now...

Australia is no longer a colony, but still behaves like one — paying tribute to its so-called "allies". read now...

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Forced adoption in Australia is often treated as a closed chapter, but the record tells a different story. read now...

A developing opportunity between Australia and Indonesia could underpin a green “powerhouse” partnership in a net-zero world. read now...

Despite rising data use and network growth, structural flaws in the NBN continue to shape affordability, competition and Australia’s long-term digital resilience. read now...

Current anti-democratic laws restricting freedom of speech and assembly cry out to be broken and defeated. Campaigns of mass, non-violent civil disobedience beckon. read now...

While new hate speech laws are being enforced, it seems every other dangerous form of racism in this country is left unchecked. read now...

E10 fuel has gained traction in some corners because of its environmental benefits. However, as with all sources of energy, it also has its challenges. read now...

Rising supply and weakening demand are overpowering geopolitics, sending oil prices toward a projected slump in 2026. read now...

Israeli President Herzog’s visit has reignited questions about whether Australia’s “core values” align with its stance on Gaza. read now...

If the RBA has misjudged labour market tightness, current rates could unnecessarily weaken growth and jobs. read now...

As the Western alliance fractures under raw power politics, Australia faces a stark strategic choice. read now...

On the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the intelligence services, and the fine British tradition of looking the other way. read now...

A closer look at One Nation’s immigration platform reveals policy confusion, borrowed Trumpian slogans and proposals that collapse under basic scrutiny. read now...

The mainstream media warmly welcomed Australia’s latest economic data. read now...

Discover Thailand beyond Bangkok with Maeklong Railway Market and private tours designed for comfort and flexibility. read now...

Compare the top 5 accounting practice management software options in Australia. See who each tool suits, what to watch for, and how to choose fast. read now...

Barry Humphries hammed it up during our photo shoot, popping a monocle over his eye in what would turn out to be one of my strongest portraits. read now...

Barry Humphries lampooned national ego, bureaucratic puffery, and moral posturing, exposing the absurdities in our society. read now...

When Muslims praying peacefully are confronted by police force — that should unsettle all of us. read now...

GenesisArbit reviews highlight transparency, strong tech and expert support, helping investors turn trading into a structured strategy. read now...

From negative gearing to cappuccino multiculturalism, Taylor and Hume are swinging through today’s crises with yesterday’s ideas. read now...

Across Canada, concerns about theft, fire damage and forced entry are shaping how people protect physical assets. read now...

As federal force meets organised resistance, Minneapolis becomes a defining moment in Trump’s presidency. read now...

A sold-out International Women’s Day address by Grace Tame has been relocated to a secure venue after Murdoch coverage was followed by a surge of harassment and threats against organisers. read now...

For many local businesses, a website is the primary way customers discover services, make enquiries, or form first impressions. read now...

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The Liberals have chosen Angus Taylor, a proven liar who is opposed to net zero policies, as the man to lead the parliamentary party. read now...

Across party lines, political ambition is outpacing environmental protection and leaving Australia’s wildlife without a future.  read now...

From bank scandals to Gaza, our government has shown it protects power and not people. read now...

South Australians have seen huge spikes in their power bills, but not because of renewables or wind turbines. read now...

Noam Chomsky’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein force the Left to confront the dangers of hero-worship, moral blind spots and selective accountability. read now...

Australia’s strict gun laws have reduced domestic gun violence, but the country still enables global harm through defence companies linked to weapons used in organised crime and terrorism abroad. read now...

Fifteen years on, the NBN has hit its old revenue target, but inflation and fibre economics change what that milestone really means. read now...

Angus Taylor may prefer to rewrite the timeline, but the migration surge of 2022–23 flowed directly from policies his own government put in place. read now...

Israel’s destruction of Gaza may have strengthened short-term dominance, but it is deepening the demographic, economic and moral pressures that threaten the long-term stability of its state project. read now...

While communities burn and flood, major banks continue financing coal and gas expansion. read now...

The International Monetary Fund has held firm on its growth projections for Australia, forecasting GDP increases of 2.1% in 2025 and 2.2% in 2027. read now...

Mark Carney says the “less powerful” can choose honesty and independence — but on AUKUS and the U.S. alliance, Anthony Albanese appears to be choosing weakness instead. read now...

The latest consumer spending data confirms the economy is managed far better than the media acknowledge. read now...

When riot police use force against peaceful protesters and premiers applaud the batons, it’s no longer just a rally, it’s a warning about how quickly democratic rights can be stripped away. read now...