Assisted living communities extend beyond simple accommodations. Considerate amenities in these environments facilitate the comfort, engagement, and well-being of those residing there. read now...

Obtaining a visa is an exercise in foresight, patience, and organisation. As global mobility continues to increase, people and families are often looking for more permanent, secure alternatives. This methodical approach will help ensure a suc...

Mark David is IA's star cartoonist and this January compilation was especially popular. read now...

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If it isn't time for America to revolt against its revolting leaders, it's time for Australia to rebel and declare independence from an increasingly out-of-control Empire, opines Professor Mark Beeson. read now...

The lesson from London is not that Albanese is Starmer. It is that a large mandate without a clear governing purpose is a wasting asset, writes Professor Vince Hooper. read now...

Don't believe the News Corp bots, Pauline Hanson's One Nation failed dismally in South Australia — and will continue to fail in every subsequent election. read now...

Why were the Liberals in South Australia so thoroughly demolished by Labor – and also One Nation? Dr Victoria Fielding argues a seismic, generational shift is underway. read now...

As geopolitical pressure intensifies across Europe, defence organisations are under growing pressure to deliver complex programmes faster and more efficiently. Responding to this challenge, Epicflow has begun trialling its new AI-powered port...

Controversial initiatives to curb worker fatalities appear to be effective. Alan Austin reports. read now...

For centuries, thinkers and philosophers have issued a consistent, chilling warning: the tools of our own creation could one day lead to our annihilation. read now...

All shapes and sizes — a surfboard fanatic from Torquay proudly displays his lifetime collection. read now...

Australia’s schools are still too often measured by ATAR scores, NAPLAN results and exam rankings. read now...

In the wake of the conflict in and around Iran, there is talk of introducing petrol rationing in Australia. Such a move would come with a host of potential problems. read now...

Falling behind happens gradually, but with the right strategy and focus, students can rebuild understanding and regain confidence. read now...

Rising costs are pushing Australians toward used cars, offering better value, faster access and smarter buying choices nationwide. read now...

Distance is the primary factor affecting Australia in the current oil crisis. read now...

Australia’s debate around tax reform challenges a system that has driven inequality and locked a generation out of housing. read now...

As a Jewish Australian who spent considerable time in Israel, I noticed, decades ago, something unsettling: a hardening of emotional life and a gradual erosion of empathy toward anyone outside the Zionist frame. read now...

In 1936, a year in which Hitler’s Nazi party was consolidating power in Germany,  British film maker Alexander Korda produced a comedy based on a story by and co-written by H.G. Wells titled The Man Who Could Work Miracles. read now...

Epicflow’s AI tool helps defence leaders deliver complex projects faster by prioritising work around real resource limits and business value. read now...

One Nation winning government — it's not happening. read now...

European Commission President Ursula von der Layen seemed more concerned with security and alliances than the lucrative trade deal just handed to Australia this week. read now...

Victorian rebates can significantly cut the cost of a split system, making energy-efficient home comfort more affordable than most expect. read now...

The war that has been unleashed on Iran by the United States and Israel has quickly turned into a debacle and is bringing misery to the Iranian people. read now...

Cuba is in crisis as a global convoy and new alliances move to break a decades-long U.S. blockade. read now...

Its landslide in South Australia suggests Labor is building a new political Centre and pushing the divisive politics of grievance to the fringes, writes Michael Thorn. read now...

Zionist is a foreign language. It is not readily accessible, because it seems to be counter-intuitive. writes Dr Evan Jones. read now...

Mobile isn’t truly wireless — every call depends on fibre and without it, the whole system breaks. read now...

Cambodia is gaining serious investor attention as growth, trade and infrastructure draw regional business leaders to its evolving market. read now...

'The assassination of Ayatollah Khamenei and the attack on Iran launched on February 28 by the U.S. and Israel may well prove to be this Century’s "Sarajevo Moment",' writes Dr John Jiggens. read now...

The latest interest rate hike is a sign of the Reserve Bank's overreach. read now...

There is a clear reason Australia is tumbling further down the global happiness rankings, Alan Austin reports: mendacious media reporting. read now...

The NACC Report on the Robodebt reinvestigation described scenarios which all but exonerated Scott Morrison and Kathryn Campbell. read now...

Donald Trump boasted of victory on Day One of the new Iran War. Jeff McMullen warns that the risks of escalation and fallout are yet to come. read now...

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation (PHON) has reaped just over 20 per cent of the vote in Saturday’s South Australian State Election, proving racism is alive and well in the State. read now...

Cut flowers may look harmless, but their hidden environmental cost raises serious questions about how and why we buy them. read now...

The "Kelly House", childhood home of infamous bushranger Ned Kelly, still stands. read now...

In the streaming age, falling in love with a new series often means preparing for heartbreak. read now...

Trump’s Iran war raises fears of global conflict — while allies stay silent and diplomacy collapses. read now...

Most clients find lawyers on Google. Here are Australia’s top SEO agencies helping law firms rank higher and win more cases in 2026. read now...

From six fingers to body doubles, AI is fuelling a new era where distrust spreads faster than truth. read now...

Three years ago, Anthony Albanese signed Australia up to quite possibly the worst deal in our history. read now...

Australia’s continued loyalty to the U.S. alliance is framed as strategic necessity, but increasingly looks like silence in the face of war and declining democratic values. read now...

Meanwhile, the 'peace president' does not need anyone's help to fuel his warmongering. read now...

Campaigns urging users to quit ChatGPT mistake individual boycotts for meaningful resistance in a system dominated by entrenched Big Tech power. read now...

A protection visa offers safety to those facing persecution. Here’s what you need to qualify and how to strengthen your application. 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...

A disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could leave Australia facing fuel shortages within weeks, exposing just how fragile our energy security has become. read now...

Anthony Albanese called Grace Tame “difficult.” But when women speak truth to power, “difficult” is just another word for inconvenient. read now...

Operation Epic Fury is exposing the true cost of alliance dependence, energy fragility, and strategic distraction from the Indo-Pacific. read now...

Australia granted asylum to a handful of Iranian footballers while simultaneously tightening migration laws that shut the door on thousands more. read now...

Powerful industries have quietly captured Australia’s regulators, leaving consumers and the public interest paying the price. read now...

As global tensions rise, Colm Tóibín’s portrait of Thomas Mann reminds us how easily war, censorship and nationalism can reshape culture. read now...

As digital infrastructure concentrates in a handful of tech giants, private platform monopolies are beginning to wield power once reserved for states. read now...

Australia’s conservative parties are sliding into a Trump-style contest to see who can harness division, fear and anti-immigration politics most effectively. read now...

Even as the war with Iran escalates and threatens global oil supplies and economic stability, critics argue Australia should distance itself from the conflict rather than risk deeper involvement. read now...

Australia praises whistleblowers in principle, but the legal and institutional reality shows those who expose wrongdoing often face punishment, isolation and little protection. read now...

A tight by-election race in Farrer is set to spotlight One Nation’s call for negative net migration against the labour realities of regional Australia. read now...

It has been gradually building towards the inevitable: Australia entering the fray in the Middle East again – this time to fight Iran – in another war in which it is not threatened. read now...

The Australian Government has consistently maintained that it does "not provide weapons to Israel" but that claim relies on a narrow legal framing. read now...

An Australian family holidaying in Dubai recounts the surreal experience of missile alerts, flight cancellations and limited government assistance as they scrambled to find a way home. read now...

Anti-war protesters in the UK saw multiple demonstrations taking place across the country last weekend demanding an end to the latest U.S. aggression in the Middle East. read now...

Recent data confirms current policies are gradually reversing Australia’s chronic inequality. read now...

The late John Landy, agricultural scientist and Governor of Victoria, was also considered to have performed Australia's most admirable sporting moment of the 20th Century. read now...

Women’s oppression begins with reproduction — an assertion that, in 2026, feels more provocative than ever. read now...

Economic inequality is reshaping Australian politics. The May Budget will decide whether Labor tackles it — or leaves the door open to populism. read now...

The cost of living conversation in Australia has shifted. read now...

The way Australians access credit is changing fast. Between rising living costs, regulatory shake-ups in the short-term lending space, and a housing market that keeps testing new affordability records, the decisions around borrowing have neve...

Australians have always had a strong appetite for technology, but something has shifted in the last couple of years. The home is no longer just where you sleep and eat. It is increasingly a place where people work, train, entertain, and track...

Public safety has always depended on a combination of preparedness, training and effective tools. read now...

There's a quiet shift happening across Australia. More people are choosing to create meaningful experiences at home rather than rushing out to tick boxes elsewhere. read now...

Australian consumers have become noticeably more deliberate about how they spend. read now...

After years of relentless productivity culture, Australians are increasingly choosing to slow down, create with their hands and invest deliberately in their own well-being. read now...

The City of Gold Coast plans a 70-staff depot on a Miami park, with residents only discovering it after four local consultations that never revealed the full plan. read now...

Nepal’s youth surge into politics after the “Gen Z” protests, raising hopes for reform but questions about how much change can truly follow. read now...

Australia’s major parties face mounting criticism for ignoring biodiversity loss and climate risks as political debate shifts further to the Right. read now...

While Donald trumpets, the war in Iran is 'very complete, pretty much'. read now...

When religion is fused with ambition and power, it becomes a tool of division and social exhaustion. read now...

The U.S. wants allies to carry more of the burden in the Indo-Pacific, making our partnership riskier and more costly. read now...

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...

Tracking carbon emissions helps businesses cut costs, meet regulations, and strengthen ESG performance while reducing environmental impact. read now...

Brisbane City Council’s removal of rough sleepers from Musgrave Park has raised questions about the public safety claims used to justify the operation. read now...

Trump’s strike on Iran signals a shift toward a more volatile world order, where power increasingly overrides restraint. read now...

Iranian drone strikes on Gulf data centres show the cloud’s physical infrastructure is becoming a new target in modern conflict. read now...

The arrival of Britain’s HMS Anson in Western Australia highlights the historic ties, industrial risks and strategic stakes behind Australia’s $300 billion AUKUS submarine pact. 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...

Australia’s reliance on the lethal poison 1080 to control invasive species is exposing deep regulatory failures, ethical conflicts and a worsening pest crisis. read now...

The run of recent news on the Australian economy is unambiguously good. read now...

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...

Lynas secured a 10-year licence extension in Malaysia, but strict conditions, political pressure and technology hurdles leave its future uncertain. read now...

From knee injuries to body confidence and weight loss, this guide helps Australian men take control of their health and lifestyle. read now...

Looking your best is about lifestyle, not quick fixes. Discover the habits that improve confidence, skin, and overall wellbeing. read now...

Staying healthy all year takes more than motivation. This practical Australian guide covers fitness, gut health, nutrition and body confidence. read now...

Automation is helping Australian immigration firms manage complex Protection Visa documents faster while maintaining compliance and case accuracy. read now...

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...