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

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...

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

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...

As Washington debates whether it can spare the submarines, Canberra continues to pay for vessels it may never fully control. read now...

Humanity is in a trillion-dollar arms race, struggling to choose survival over self-destruction. read now...

I once waited seven hours for a tiger to make himself available for my camera — my finger on the trigger the entire time. read now...

The capital gains tax break lays bare a system that rewards wealth over work. read now...

A plan to rapidly decarbonise the Australian economy is euthanising the Australian fossil fuel industry. read now...

If there was ever a sign that Australian civil liberties and rights have been thrown under a bus, it would be now. read now...

Australia counts female DV deaths, but it doesn’t count DV-linked male suicides. read now...

Friday 13 February is a fitting date for Angus Taylor to roll Sussan Ley as Liberal Party leader because Taylor represents a Trumpist MAGA horror show result for Australia’s social cohesion and democratic health. read now...

Industry regulations help us maintain quality standards and benchmarks across virtually all Australian industries. read now...

South Australia's housing market has been making headlines lately and for good reason. 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...

Cruelly, the protest laws he's serving come with a side of pepper spray. read now...

While short-term migration forecasts may soothe Canberra, five decades of compounding growth reveal a far bigger story — an ageing immigrant population that is quietly reshaping Australia’s demographic future. read now...

Moving house or office in Brisbane can be both exciting and stressful — especially if you don’t have the right removalist team to help you. read now...

Legal terminology can be confusing. Especially when you only ever hear them mentioned in news reports or court stories. read now...

Investors in the bond market are increasingly faced with a critical decision: whether to actively trade bonds to take advantage of short-term market movements or to invest for the long term, aiming for predictable income and capital preservat...

A clinic can feel busy and calm at the same time, even during a packed Monday morning. read now...

Australia’s legally defensible foreign policy decisions are eroding community trust at home, weakening intelligence-sharing and leaving the nation increasingly exposed to hidden threats. read now...

A Senate Inquiry that promised whistleblower reform instead buried critical evidence, suppressed firsthand testimony and reinforced the very system that punishes those who speak out. read now...

Pauline Hanson's One Nation (PHON) claimed it would drop the PH part of its name last October. A lot has happened to the party since, but not that. Investigations editor Ross Jones reports. read now...

As generative AI becomes an everyday tool for Australians, new OECD data exposes a dangerous gap between mass uptake and the absence of any serious national strategy to govern it. read now...

Once defined by dissent and solidarity, Generation X is now fuelling Pauline Hanson’s resurgence — driven less by conviction than by disillusionment, fear and misplaced anger. read now...

As protests erupt nationwide against the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Australians are raising their voices against a war criminal welcomed by a government determined to suppress dissent in the name of social cohesion. read now...

The Reserve Bank’s pivot on interest rates reflects a shifting economic landscape rather than policy failure, as inflation, employment and global conditions moved in ways few foresaw. read now...

As Israeli President Isaac Herzog begins his visit to Australia, the Federal Government faces mounting legal pressure over its obligations under international and domestic law. read now...

Calls to ‘consider the context’ of President Herzog’s visit obscure Israel’s ban on dozens of NGOs in Gaza and the West Bank. read now...

Drowning is not about bad luck, but about removing structural barriers to water safety and swimming skills. read now...

Addressing Australia’s urgent reforms requires more confidence and less division. read now...

Drug baron Tony Mokbel pictured leaving Melbourne Magistrates' Court with criminal defence barrister (and later-exposed police informant) Nicola Gobbo. read now...

The thing about adult children is they get to make their own mistakes. read now...

A white supremacist brought a nail bomb to Invasion Day, but the response from the nation was not outrage.  read now...

Books don't just sit on shelves. They move ideas. They nudge conversation. In Australia, certain political and historical books have shaped how people think about identity, history, politics and power. Hundreds of novels are being published ...

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), school completion rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are well below the rates for non-Indigenous students. It remains a major national challenge, with ...

Donald Trump is framed as a modern Pyrgopolynices, a braggart whose performative narcissism has moved from farce to real power, with consequences still unfolding. read now...

A love letter disguised as a horror series, Stranger Things became a rare cultural crossroads, where Gen X memory and Gen Z discovery collided, bonded and briefly watched the world together. read now...

What looks like chaos on America’s streets is not a breakdown of authority, but the deliberate use of terror to manufacture fear, obedience and political survival. read now...

In Australia, it seems the Coalition is in the thick of self-destruction. read now...

Discover how dedicated servers in Australia support demanding AI, data analytics, and enterprise workloads through secure, high-performance infrastructure built for scale and speed. read now...

If the aim of Australia Day is to promote national unity and social cohesion, writes Dave Donovan, then it ain't working. read now...

The first female Governor of NSW and Midnight Oil’s songwriting drummer had some wonderful values in common. read now...

A development financially benefitting Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate and twice rejected by elected councillors, was quietly resurrected through bureaucracy, sealed documents and backroom deals that consistently favoured Tate and ran roughshod ove...

Our opinions feel personal, but they have often been shaped by repetition and framing long before debate begins. read now...

Our climate is collapsing because our comfort depends on systems that exploit people and nature elsewhere, read now...

As Washington demands unprecedented military spending from its allies, Australia faces a stark choice between strategic loyalty and the preservation of its social and economic foundations. read now...

Pauline Hanson's biggest problem is that regional Australia depends on the migration she opposes. read now...

Quantum has slipped out of the thought experiment phase and into the hard light of measurement, where patents, supply chains and state power matter as much as physics. read now...

As racism shifts from the fringe to the mainstream, Australia’s social cohesion and democratic stability are being quietly eroded. read now...

Australia’s fraying social fabric isn’t being torn apart by culture wars or extremism alone, but by a deepening inequality that no royal commission can paper over. read now...

Year after year, Broome Prison remains overcrowded, degrading and overwhelmingly Indigenous — not through oversight, but through sustained political indifference. read now...

Climate events are no longer temporary disruptions to tourism economies. They are structural forces reshaping how countries attract investment, protect employment and sustain foreign exchange earnings. read now...

Many people worry about losing control in later life. Fortunately, assisted living communities provide the ideal balance between assistance and independence. read now...

In Jerusalem, Scott Morrison blended faith, fear and foreign policy into a sermon that excused Israeli power while blaming dissent, Islam and Australia’s Labor Government for antisemitism at home. read now...

As Australia tightens hate-speech laws, a flawed definition of antisemitism risks being weaponised to shut down legitimate criticism of Israel rather than confront real hatred. read now...

From Bernard Collaery to David McBride, the evidence shows Australia’s whistleblower framework punishes disclosure while shielding executive power. read now...

Australia’s long-standing failure to protect privacy is contributing to psychological harm and heightened suicide risk, particularly among vulnerable and marginalised communities. read now...