As it turned out, that tragedy hastened Catherine’s decline. Only 15 months later, she also passed, aged 70. Now I want to ...

Fattah’s Writers Week appearance, citing “cultural sensitivity” after the Bondi terrorist attacks, writes Dr Rosemary ...

Israeli flag displays at Bondi massacre memorials have exposed deep political fault lines over Zionism, antisemitism and the ...

Australian protesters at Pine Gap argue that civil disobedience is justified when secrecy, surveillance and alliance politics entangle Australia in mass civilian killing in Gaza.

Australia’s leaders proclaim a rules-based international order, but fall conspicuously silent when the world’s most powerful ally tramples it, writes Mark Beeson. IF THERE'S ONE THING we can be ...

Australia’s official unemployment figures rely on narrow definitions and exclusions that mask the true scale of joblessness and economic insecurity, writes John Haly. THE METHODOLOGY of the Australian ...

Ukraine peace talks may be “95% done”, but Europe knows the final barrier isn’t borders — it’s Vladimir Putin. Catherine Wilson reports. EARLIER THIS WEEK U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Ukraine ...

Australia’s telecommunications sector is facing rising prices, shallow competition and growing resilience risks as policy settings lag behind its role as essential national infrastructure. Paul Budde ...

Tony Abbott’s recent immigration rhetoric sits uneasily alongside the policies and outcomes of his own prime ministership, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. TONY ABBOTT has written extensively on immigration ...

Elections this year could continue the drift away from democracy, or reverse it, as Alan Austin reports. OF THE 40 or so elections to be held worldwide in 2026, several will significantly impact the ...

The Vice Chancellor of La Trobe University used the murder of 15 Jewish people in Bondi to publicly absolve himself of any wrongdoing over the attempted censorship of writers who were due to speak at ...