From Jakarta to the Vatican, Prime Minister Albanese's journey underscores a global call to ban the world's most destructive weapons, writes Dave Sweeney. ON HIS FIRST overseas trip since his sweeping ...

In the interests of full disclosure, the administration of Independent Australia feels obliged to inform the public that earlier this year it entered into a financial transaction with corporate mining ...

The influence of the malicious mainstream newsrooms should be reassessed following Labor’s stunning landslide, as Alan Austin reports. One intriguing subplot in JRR Tolkien’s magnificent The Lord of ...

Australia’s anticipated interest rate adjustment could signal economic strength, but it’s not without its potential pitfalls, writes Akshit Tyagi. THE RESERVE BANK of Australia (RBA) is widely ...

As public schools across NSW buckle under pressure, exhausted teachers are walking away, exposing a system in desperate need of reform, writes John Frew. SOMETHING IS SERIOUSLY wrong in our public ...

Voters weren't sick of hearing about Gaza — legacy media journalists seem tired of talking about it, writes Tom Tanuki. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE joy to listen to all the sweeping societal diagnoses from ...

With net permanent and long-term (NPLT) movement for the nine months to March 2025 at over 360,000, the chances of net migration being anywhere near Treasury’s forecast of 335,000 for 2024-25 are now ...

Interest rates, education fees and the cost of housing are among problems faced by the current generation who have it much tougher than ever before, writes John Longhurst. BAZZA AND HIS MATES of a ...

Without broader structural reform, emphasis on productivity growth might be a misstep on the path to improving living standards, writes Bronwyn Kelly. AUSTRALIA'S TREASURER Jim Chalmers is ...

With anti-democratic movements stirring around the globe, Australia went to the polls in an unfazed frame of mind, writes Dr Lee Duffield. THE WORLD might as well be impressed at the Australian ...

Pitched as a solution, Victorian Opposition Leader Brad Battin’s clean gas crusade may prove to be a big misstep for the Victorian Liberals, writes Joy Toose. JUST DAYS after the crushing defeat of ...

Studio shot of notably expressive Australian actor Geoffrey Rush. (Photo, circa 2000.) Rush is the founding president of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts and was named the 2012 ...