Is an office just a bunch of walls and desks? Not according to an up-to-date working trend that is hitting all international markets, including Australia: The Flexible Office. read now...

GDP at odds with labour force data sets suggesting easier monetary policy is needed. read now...

What hope has the Government of cracking down on surge pricing, now that AI can collect our data even as we loiter in the supermarket? read now...

Treasury will likely need to increase its net migration forecast for 2024-25, which may set the scene for a Peter Dutton-style, immigration-focused election. read now...

Queensland Premier Steven Miles' achievements in ten months impress objective observers. read now...

The trauma of our Palestinian parents is now ours — we are living in a constant state of mourning. read now...

There is something wrong with our national priorities if we allow Crisafulli's LNP to prop up mining and development interests, and decide women's reproductive choices while denying hungry children. read now...

Memories of when time ticked a little slower — long summer nights and Aussie cricket heroes. read now...

This poem is an *IA Writing Competition (creative work category) entry. read now...

Level of Dutton's dynamic opposition correlates directly to level of popularity for Albo's policies. read now...

This poem is an *IA Writing Competition (creative work category) entry. read now...

Daryl Braithwaite, frontman for Aussie band Sherbet, is well and truly stumped during a photo shoot. read now...

Nazi salute bans and media coverage only serve to promote and normalise neo-Nazis. read now...

There's a choice to be made in the state where I live, between those who have taken and those who will give. read now...

A new strategy to prevent suicide has been released, but it appears little more than another set of recommendations that will be ignored. read now...

With the world's governments proving inept towards combating the climate crisis, it's up to us to change our ways of life to save the planet. read now...

While Australian artists are in the spotlight this week, a controversial stage production has offended the clergy and induced illness in its audience. read now...

Peter Dutton's conservative policies and rhetoric have divided our nation and stirred much civil unrest, weakening our social cohesion. read now...

The Queensland election campaign ending on voting day, 26 October, has seen cut-throat professionalism in the scramble to persuade electors. read now...

Right-wing parties in the upcoming Queensland State Election are campaigning on divisive issues, including the gaoling of Indigenous children. read now...

The Coalition, through the Murdoch press, is “blasting” the Labor Government on its management of asylum claims. read now...

The recent acquisition by Vocus of TPG’s fibre network infrastructure represents a significant shift in Australia’s telecommunications landscape. read now...

Data shows an economic boom — mainstream media cries doom and gloom read now...

There is a persistent trope in media analysis of Trump supporters that distorts reality, legitimises the illegitimate Trump and hides the hateful core of the MAGA movement. read now...

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has caused the downfall of the once-great Labour Party, infecting it in a cordyceps fungus-like fashion. read now...

Through a proposed code and governing body, Peter Greste has his sights on controlling standards for journalistic integrity and diminishing free speech. read now...

A surge in partner visa applications is causing problems for the Government which may need to change laws to prevent breaking them. read now...

Albanese's weaponised words ricochet and cause collateral damage. read now...

Can Australians really be considering electing Peter Dutton – Australia’s Donald Trump – as our next prime minister? read now...

Misinformation, weasel words and hypocrisy were all Labor had to offer at a recent summit designed to highlight concern for the environment. read now...

After months of intensive qualifying events, the Australian Paralympic squad for para-equestrian has been announced. read now...

An interview with Senator Jane Hume has revealed the Opposition's plans to scrap legislation that would result in workers having fewer rights. read now...

A discussion on ABC's Insiders sidelined the plight of the elderly and disabled through Australia's housing crisis, focusing on problems of the younger generation. read now...

The Federal Government has been criticised after failing to take firm action in assisting domestic violence victims. read now...

This poem is an *IA Writing Competition (fiction category) entry. read now...

LNP up to old tricks as U.S. culture wars creep into the Queensland State Election. read now...

It seems nothing will prevent the continued lies by disgraced property maven Dominique Grubisa and her associated businesses. read now...

Owners corporations have recently come under attack for their dodgy practices and an overhaul of strata committees of management is also long overdue. read now...

A window cleaner goes to work dangling 55 stories above Collins Street in Melbourne. read now...

Hurricane Milton breaks new records for climate denial. read now...

Are the Queensland Greens using homelessness issues to gain votes in Labor electorates? Craig Hill discusses his personal experience with Max Chandler-Mather's campaign office. read now...

With numbers of skilled temporary entrants on the rise, the Government may be facing a dilemma with fewer places available in the migration program. read now...

Here are some vital deportment behavioural protocols in the face of British flapdoodle. read now...

Official data destroys false narratives advanced by mainstream media. read now...

The NDIS has undergone fundamental changes, but these changes have been poorly communicated to participants and the general public. read now...

The housing crisis is a national issue that needs an urgent solution in order for the Albanese Government to succeed in the next Federal Election. read now...

A damning report against Dan Andrews' involvement in a car accident was written by someone with a vendetta against the former Victorian Premier. read now...

This week, the Government announced its intention to introduce new legislation that would keep the NBN in public hands, reinforcing its election promise. read now...

Having been freed from incarceration at Belmarsh Prison, Julian Assange delivered his first public speech at a recent parliamentary hearing. read now...

Despite polls predicting a Labor loss in the upcoming Queensland Election, it's undeniable that Premier Steven Miles has achieved much in a short time. read now...

Health data for Queensland shows an alarming number of disease cases with statistics suggesting fewer people are being vaccinated. read now...

With misguided schemes for potential first home buyers proving ineffective, Stephen Koukoulas has some suggestions to improve housing affordability. read now...

King Charles-the-whatever is coming to Australia on 18 October until some other date you can no doubt find in your calendar, if you could be bothered. read now...

This poem is an *IA Writing Competition (creative work category) entry. read now...

In-depth analysis of the NRL Grand Final from Bazza and the boys – with a few old footy clichés – and a winning strategy for the Panthers. read now...

Chimpy the cat, beloved friend of Tom Tanuki and champion of the anti-fascist cause, has sadly passed away. Tom explains why he was such a notable feline. read now...

In a family feud that would put Game of Thrones to shame, a legal fight has broken out over control of the Murdoch media empire. read now...

Taking into account design considerations and budget factors will help ensure that your decking project aligns with your vision. read now...

Asbestos testing is a critical step that homeowners should prioritise before initiating any renovation projects. read now...

Family dispute resolution presents a valuable alternative for parents facing custody challenges. read now...

Finding the right criminal lawyer in Australia requires careful consideration and thorough research. read now...

Intricate legal frameworks exacerbate the complexity of corporate disputes — better to be handled by a dispute resolution lawyer read now...

In criminal law, a robust defence strategy can be the difference between a favourable outcome and a harsh sentence. read now...

Back injuries and compensation — understanding the claim process and how back injury compensation is determined read now...

Examining the two primary parenting arrangements in Australia to provide a balanced understanding of which might work best for Australian families. read now...

Also known as "old men of the forest", these two orangutans were captured cuddling up at Taronga Zoo. read now...

Donald Trump's narrative defines what it is to be a Republican in the 2024 U.S. Election. read now...

Explore this article for five efficient tips and ideas to effortlessly capture beautiful photography, minimizing creative challenges along the way. read now...

As the Katy Perry memes fly thick and fast, two major bands are talking about calling it quits and a legend of music and film has passed. read now...

Indonesia's President-elect has displayed a fear of journalists and has taken steps to control the media. read now...

As the Victorian Police pay dispute continues, fears arise of a similar situation that erupted in 1923 that led to riots, looting and even deaths. read now...

The Albanese Government is still trying to keep on top of the asylum application mess left by the Coalition as the number of applicants rises. read now...

Political ignorance toward the ongoing environmental destruction of our country is causing devastation that cannot be overestimated. read now...

The atrocities being committed against Gazans bear similarities to the brutality carried out against Indigenous Australians during colonisation. read now...

While surveillance technology can be a useful tool for protecting citizens, concerns remain over issues including ethics and privacy. read now...

As the slaughter continues in Gaza, the Western world appears content to remain oblivious while the media chooses its words carefully. read now...

The mainstream media's habit of giving false equivalency to the Left and the Right needs to end as the contrasts between the two are stark. read now...

New laws have been introduced in Afghanistan that prohibit women from being seen or heard in public, attracting the ire of both the UN and world leaders. read now...

After an extraordinary surge in offshore student visa applications from the Philippines in 2022-23, these have now completely collapsed in 2024. read now...

Murdoch Family feud over who controls the media empire plays out in U.S. courtroom read now...

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Bazza regales the blokes at the pub with tales of his recent motorcycle adventure through the Flinders Ranges — a spiritual experience with an outback baptism. read now...

Daniel Andrews continues to dominate the headlines one year on after leaving office — the non-stop negative News Corp narrative is exhausting. read now...

Thomas Mayo's 'Always Was, Always Will Be' inspires hope after the failure of the Yes campaign, urging Australians to confront their history and seek positive change. read now...

One of my most challenging assignments was photographing Phyllis Chan as she grieved the loss of her daughter, Karmein, who it's believed was murdered by 'Mr Cruel'. read now...

A very ugly stoush is playing out behind the scenes of The Saturday Paper. read now...

Big week on the homefront as Anthony Albanese juggles the essential household Bills — housing, groceries and energy read now...

Drone technology has become an important tool for the agriculture industry with farmers discovering the many benefits. read now...

Donald Trump continues to preach hate as politically-motivated physical attacks surge across the USA — Kamala Harris' proposed solutions show signs of hope. read now...

The mining industry launched a war of words on the Federal Government, an absurd move considering its minuscule contribution to the economy. read now...

One of the most powerful and important books on the global environmental crises humanity faces has just been released in Australia. read now...

Anthony Albanese's pledge to enforce age limits for the use of social media is a pointless endeavour that will create more problems than solving them. read now...

Dominique Grubisa claims to be radically transparent, relentlessly marching on despite banning orders. read now...

In Springfield, they're eating the dawgs, the people that came in... read now...

'This Week on IA' is a weekly short video series that summarises what's been in the news here at Independent Australia. read now...

The Netherlands has become a global juggernaut in terms of broadband, AI and cybersecurity. read now...

Polls are tipping the LNP to win the Queensland State Election on 26 October, but will The Courier Mail dare to support a party it has denigrated? read now...

The recently announced student visa caps have not only caused hysteria in the media but proven to be a poor policy instrument for the Government. read now...

Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Vice-President Kamala Harris raised many points on crucial issues for their first televised debate on 9 September 2024. read now...

The ongoing Middle East crisis serves as a reminder that world leaders seem reluctant to find a solution to the rise in global conflicts. read now...