Former Independent MP Zoe Daniel discusses her fight for the seat of Goldstein and the hate campaign launched against her in this must-see interview with managing editor Michelle Pini. read now...

"Deliberately starving and killing children is a war crime. Today, the court has found that punishing someone for sharing facts about these war crimes is also illegal." read now...

Despite a dramatic shift in who is seeking asylum in Australia, the Government remains unwilling to fix the systems it knows are failing. read now...

The world’s walking on eggshells around a toddler with nukes — maybe it’s time we stopped playing his game. read now...

Pundits berating the Labor Government over productivity are getting it all wrong. read now...

When diplomacy meets delusion, only the finest invisible fabrics will do. read now...

In an ever-changing world, the safety of religious institutions like churches has become a growing concern. Churches, traditionally seen as safe havens of worship and community, are increasingly vulnerable to threats such as theft, vandalism,...

This promotional shoot for Tim Finn's solo album Steel City took place near a construction site in Port Melbourne. read now...

Two industry greats pass, AC/DC goes back on tour and some hot Aussie music to melt the Winter chill. read now...

From Gaza to Iran, hypocrisy reigns — Australia backs U.S. strikes while shedding even the pretence of principles or international law. read now...

Pat Comben’s searing political autopsy of Peter Dutton argues that voters didn’t just reject a man — they preserved the integrity of a nation. read now...

The global battlefield has changed from ballistics to balance sheets, but Australia is still playing by old rules. read now...

Artificial intelligence could end poverty, heal the earth and free humanity — but only if we code it for compassion and not for profit. read now...

As protests, scandals and economic chaos close in on home soil, Trump's focus on Iran seems more like a diversion than a defence strategy. read now...

The f-bomb, the social media missiles... Donald likes all the bombs. read now...

The Albanese Government’s landslide win was built on just a third of the vote, reminding us that Australia’s electoral system is broken and overdue for reform. read now...

As global attention pivots to Iran, Gaza’s suffering is buried beneath a calculated smokescreen of war, distraction and denial. read now...

In the upside-down logic of Western diplomacy, bombing is peace and retaliation is provocation. read now...

Plan your next adventure in Oz in a sustainable way. Learn how to travel responsibly and reduce your carbon footprint while staying connected with our guide. read now...

Today’s music scene pulses with artists who embrace technology to push boundaries, fuse genres and challenge expectations. read now...

We keep asking what AI can do, but the real danger is using it without knowing what it is. read now...

Bulldozers roll, koalas perish and governments look the other way as extinction becomes policy. read now...

Kehlmann’s haunting novel 'The Director' uses Austrian filmmaker GW Pabst’s story during the Third Reich to ask how far we’ll go to save our skins. read now...

Israel has started a war with Iran while continuing its onslaught in Gaza and the U.S. is turning on its own citizens, but our PM didn't get to meet the U.S. despot, so that's just "abject failure". read now...

Jim Chalmers has cracked open the reform vault, now comes the hard part — getting Australians to buy what’s inside. read now...

Trump’s reckless strike on Iran has unleashed chaos, emboldened Israel, and brought the world closer to a catastrophic new war. read now...

Before you pack your bags for the U.S., ask yourself: Is it worth the risk of ending up in immigration purgatory? read now...

Donald Trump’s likely abandonment of the AUKUS contract offers the Albanese Government a welcome reprieve from a costly folly. read now...

In Melbourne's vibrant yet high-pressure environment, addiction doesn't discriminate. Driven by stress, trauma, solitude, or more serious mental health issues, it subtly influences people from all backgrounds. read now...

Angie Hart is an Australian vocalist best known for her role as lead singer in the alt pop-rock band Frente! read now...

Stephen Bruyant-Langer’s ‘The Existential Playbook’ offers a path to meaning and reinvention, but its optimism may come at the cost of perspective. read now...

With average house prices rocketing to over a million dollars, the Australian Dream has lost its democratic ethos and is fast becoming a dream for the rich. read now...

When the rocking horses vanished from Clyde Mountain, the theories galloped faster than the facts. read now...

Australia’s outdated electoral system is failing voters and it’s time we made every vote count. read now...

A small protest outside the British Consulate turned into a powerful stand for imprisoned writer Alaa Abd el-Fattah and forced the building to close its doors. read now...

Across the sweeping landscapes of Australia’s outback, energy access has long been a challenge, especially for remote Indigenous communities disconnected from the national electricity grid. read now...

His golf strokes aren't much chop either. read now...

The injustice of deporting long-term permanent residents under the Migration Act is about Australia not owning its people. read now...

Elon Musk has accused Donald Trump of being in the Epstein files — after first financing his presidential campaign. read now...

As Trump builds his power on a foundation of racism and authoritarianism, the media’s silence speaks louder than ever. read now...

Use the AI Quiz Generator from Studocu to convert study notes into customised quizzes. Ensure thorough revision and intelligent studying for exam preparations. read now...

A record-breaking surge in student visa refusals is swamping Australia’s migration tribunal, with no relief in sight until late 2025 or beyond. read now...

A Four Corners program has helped reposition the spotlight away from neo-Nazi cult groups' salacious media stunts and onto their child grooming tactics. read now...

The next generation of drones doesn’t just fly fast — it thinks fast and kills without waiting for human orders. read now...

Australia’s energy future won’t be built by corporations alone, it’ll be co-created by communities, technology and trust. read now...

From Vietnam to Ukraine, the real-world record of nuclear deterrence suggests it’s better at fuelling arms races than preventing bloodshed. read now...

As the U.S. reconsiders its AUKUS commitments, the alliance faces a defining test of trust, power and political will. read now...

Brian Wilson, the brains behind the phenomenally successful “sun ‘n’ surf” pop group, The Beach Boys, has passed away from unspecified causes at the age of 82. read now...

Israel’s attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities expose the dangerous logic of striking first, even when there’s nothing yet to strike. read now...

Scott Morrison – known for his inability to hold a hose and shirking all responsibility – has been handed the highest accolade in the land, a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC). read now...

As the U.S. pushes Pacific Rim allies to ramp up military spending for a possible war with China, a new campaign asks: at what cost and for whose benefit? read now...

Increasing fatalities confirm that the period of healing in the United States under President Joe Biden is over. read now...

The Australian media's explainers on rubber bullets don't explain that our police have them too — and that they use them here, on us. read now...

Dame Edna Everage, beloved character of late Australian comedian Barry Humphries, 'live and intimate' in Melbourne. read now...

As Mick reads his poetry, Bazza drifts somewhere between a schooner and the seasons, writes John Longhurst. read now...

Albanese rejects U.S. calls to raise defence spending, but history suggests Labor folds when the strategic pressure starts to rise. read now...

Political pressure, protest crackdowns and reputation management are threatening to steer universities away from their pursuit of truth and fairness. read now...

Kate Grenville retraces her ancestors’ colonial paths across Australia, confronting the legacy of dispossession and exploring what it means to live on stolen land. read now...

Just when Australia needed a way out of its $368 billion submarine gamble, along comes the most unlikely escape hatch of all. read now...

The bromance is over between Donald Trump and Elon Musk — but the real loser of their feud is democracy. read now...

Two flagship current affairs programs were cancelled within a week, raising concerns about democracy and diversity on Australian screens. read now...

Meanwhile, Scomo gets a promo for 'notable' non-hose-holds. read now...

Like 100,000 other Australians, you might be walking around with a killer gene that could end your life early and not even know it. But the condition, haemochromatosis, is simple to treat and you can find out if you are at risk simply by dona...

Former Prime Minister Scott "ScoMo" Morrison thanked God for being awarded Australia’s highest honour in the King’s Birthday Honour List, calling it “another miracle”. read now...

The cancellation of Hillel Fuld’s visa has sparked outrage, but in light of recent precedent, the real surprise would have been letting him in. read now...

What began as a peaceful mission to deliver aid to Gaza ended with Greta Thunberg and her crewmates in the custody of Israeli forces. read now...

Motor neurone disease is one of the cruellest battles anyone can face and the fight to defeat it has never mattered more. read now...

Australia’s outdated electricity system is cracking under the weight of climate, AI and rising demand and without bold reform, the lights won’t stay on for long. read now...

Greta Thunberg is drawing international outrage towards the ongoing genocide in Gaza — and the bullies are triggered. read now...

In an open letter to the Governor-General, John Maycock implores the reconsideration of Scott Morrison for the country's highest honour. read now...

Despite global headwinds, Labor’s steady hand is quietly steering the Budget toward a decade of repair and resilience. read now...

An epidemic of thievery through digital services has provoked the Government to try new laws; customers will be crying out, “at last!” read now...

Australia once swaggered with sunburnt certainty. Now, it's a nation in flip-flops, fumbling for a purpose in a world that’s stopped laughing at the accent. read now...

The March quarter national accounts confirm the Albanese Government is achieving its economic goals. read now...

A farmer stands proudly atop his 1945 Douglas C-47 Dakota (Skytrain). read now...

Discover how stock people images can benefit your small business by boosting trust, engagement and storytelling. Learn how to use them legally and strategically.  read now...

Two of music's biggest acts are making headlines this week, but for two very different reasons. read now...

Brittany Higgins isn’t a hero for enduring rape, but for speaking out about it over voices determined to drown hers out. read now...

The West’s betrayal of Western Sahara threatens not just one people’s freedom, but the integrity of international law itself. read now...

Australia’s electoral system handed Labor a landslide, but unless it uses this moment to fix our broken democracy, it may one day be the one left behind. read now...

And so the squabbling goes on... read now...

In trying to Trumpify Australia, News Corp may have sealed the fate of its political allies and helped Labor win instead. read now...

A year of government inaction on regional bank closures has left rural Australians without answers or services. read now...

With the U.S. pulling back and China fumbling, the EU and India are stepping up as new leaders in a post-tariff world order.  read now...

By refusing to sanction Israel, Australia is exposing a double standard that threatens its claim to moral leadership on the world stage. read now...

Will Albo protect Scott Reef or cave to Woodside? A decision looms that could define his legacy — and Australia's climate future. read now...

Telstra’s new game plan is bold, brainy and banking on a mindset shift. read now...

Engaging with China on matters of global security isn’t naïve — it’s what real leadership should look like. read now...

Political robustness has been boosted by the growth of female participation, demonstrated in the last parliament where women dominate the front benches. read now...

The processing time for skilled visas has tripled, adding to migration pressures and cracks in our immigration strategy. read now...

The Coalition's spectacular Election failure demonstrates the waning power of the News Corp-led media cartel. read now...

As global scrutiny intensifies, the silence around Israel’s actions in Gaza is breaking, revealing a decades-long impunity now impossible to ignore. read now...

Queensland Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen had no clue what the separation of powers meant. Steve Bishop examines a new erosion of the doctrine in the state. read now...

What does it mean to be a Jew shaped by memory, not nationalism? Michael Cohen reflects on identity, integrity and inherited conscience. read now...

While MPs take a welcome break after the fire and fury of the May election campaign, the economy is ticking over nicely. read now...

Sophia Loren has visited Melbourne several times as a special guest at the La Dolce Italia gala charity dinner. read now...

Shutting down discussion on the Israeli embassy shooting can't be our only response — otherwise, talking about violence becomes no different to promoting it. read now...

The Liberals' hammed-up negotiations with the Nats and unconvincing rhetoric about "modernisation" indicate they don't know what to do — some strong options may remain. read now...

Meanwhile, Donald Trump gets heavy with Harvard. read now...

Koalas are disappearing as state governments and industries destroy habitats — what will future Australians say when they are gone? read now...