The AUKUS nuclear submarines are not going to be delivered on time and may never arrive. Delaying the decision for a better ...

Drawing on the on-farm financial experience of John Mitchell, a grazier in New South Wales who saved his family farm, this ...

Australians spend more money per capita on education than most comparable nations. We should therefore have high levels of literacy but we don’t, with persistent levels of functional illiteracy among ...

Australia needs an integrated health service model that is able to focus on the prevention of illness rather than just more ...

An acid attack by four Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) soldiers on a human rights activist highlights growing tensions ...

The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels on 17 April 2026 came as a great relief for India. But the ...

Beneath the current political debates about housing demand lies an unavoidable reality. Empty dwellings sit alongside visible ...

Not giving adequate protection to human rights, particularly to the most vulnerable people in our country, when the ...

Democracy is faltering. Elected government action is increasingly constrained by the preferences of powerful industrial, ...

The Australian Government has to manage the return of its citizens, except in very particular circumstances when citizenship can be cancelled, a passport denied or a temporary exclusion order issued.

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