As the post-war global order unravels, Australia’s long-standing reliance on great and powerful friends is proving ...
The Nationals are likely doomed if they don’t go back into a coalition. And they are likely doomed if they do.
A thoughtful collection of reflections reveals how the songs of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter continue to carry truth, memory ...
Mark Carney’s Davos speech highlights a world in rupture, not transition. Australia needs to rethink its dependence on the ...
Australia’s new hate laws give ministers broad powers to ban groups – but uncertainty about what counts as a “hate crime” ...
Female-only swimming sessions are not a cultural luxury. They are a proven, evidence-based public safety measure that too ...
Indonesia has assumed the presidency of the UN Human Rights Council, raising questions about credibility, consistency and the future of scrutiny in places like West Papua and Iran.
Reports of billionaires building doomsday bunkers are often read as signs of looming catastrophe. Psychology suggests they reveal something else entirely.
Donald Trump’s claim that NATO allies avoided frontline fighting in Afghanistan has sparked outrage abroad. In Australia, political leaders have said little.
Rising inequality, climate instability and ecological collapse are not separate crises but interacting threats that demand ...
China’s foreign policy priorities are driven more by domestic stability and long-standing sovereignty claims than by ambitions to dominate the global order.
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