The World Food Programme is cutting food assistance to half a million people in Gaza as funding falls sharply, with ...

Australia’s illicit tobacco crisis has reopened doors long closed to Big Tobacco, as companies lobby for excise cuts and gain ...

We recognise the First Peoples of this nation and their ongoing connection to culture and country. We acknowledge First Nations Peoples as the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Lore Keepers of the ...

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The abuse directed at Helen Haines after she was critically injured exposes a culture in which grievance towards women is ...

Buying thousands of operations from private hospitals may cut waiting lists temporarily, but it does little to solve the ...

Housing tax reform shows how strongly tax settings shape behaviour. Australia should now shift more of the tax burden from ...

Warnings about existential AI risk are distracting from immediate harms and helping justify rules that could entrench ...

Christopher Wright is Professor of Organisational Studies at the University of Sydney Business School. His most recent book Organising Responses to Climate Change: The Politics of Mitigation, ...

Josh Frydenberg may be entertaining a return to federal politics, but finding a seat is only the beginning. His record, ...

Malaysia’s official welcome for Min Aung Hlaing and return of Myanmar nationals sit uneasily with its claims to support ...

As governments prepare for COP17 on biodiversity and COP31 on climate, the challenge is no longer setting goals but ...