The Australian taking on Nigel Farage — from Down Under. Among the 33 candidates running against Nigel Farage in what’s been ...
Like 19th century spiritualists, One Nation exploits the gullible by offering to bring back the past. But debunking its ...
Four major party-aligned think tanks operate in Australia. Crikey investigated how they're funded and how they work, while ...
Having been perhaps the least successful prime minister in British history, she is now plumbing new depths of embarrassment ...
Moira Deeming’s exit will be a weight off Jess Wilson, but Kew independent Sophie Torney intends to give the Victorian ...
Anthony Albanese’s AI announcements have resulted in calls for a pause on data centre approval and construction. Elsewhere, ...
For as long as the modern economy has existed, the US dollar has reigned supreme. But countries like China are experimenting ...
A huge disconnect between innovation and productivity already plagues Australia. Comparing ourselves to the US, and following ...
Defence has bungled its disastrous $1.9bn munitions contract with Thales. What hope does AUKUS have?
A billion-dollar munitions contract was awarded to a French state-owned company after a calamitous, one-horse tender process.
Australian media has been able to find evidence to back up any argument or perspective it wants. Meanwhile, Jewish ...
With the prime minister's vision of an Office of AI and a national framework, the government risks designing rules around the ...
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