Australia’s generosity to the world’s poor is no longer a newsworthy topic, as Alan Austin reports. The latest figures from the World Bank show Australia had the worst record of all developed ...

Despite record-breaking penalties, corporate misconduct continues unchecked, suggesting fines alone are failing to reform big business. Carl Rhodes reports. Given the scale and frequency of these ...

Gullible journalism helped Trump turn Project 2025 into a living nightmare for America, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. WHEN U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump claimed during the 2024 election campaign that he ...

Australia’s student visa system is feeding permanent migration at double the rate Treasury assumed, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. THIS UNDERSTATED REPORT on overseas students by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA ...

American politics took another dark turn this week. U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a full-frontal assault on democratic norms. For years, Dr Martin Hirst has resisted officially designating ...

A sweeping social media ban ignited mass youth protests in Nepal, leaving dozens dead, thousands injured and the nation’s leadership in turmoil, writes Anny Chau. ANTI-GOVERNMENT protests erupted in ...

Australia’s labour market is softening, with rising unemployment and sluggish job creation putting full employment at risk, writes Stephen Koukoulas. THE RECENT labour force data for August revealed ...

A record surge in bridging visas exposes years of neglect, poor policy design and migration mismanagement, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. FOR THE FIRST TIME in our history, the number of bridging visa holders ...

Women in Gaza are enduring displacement, loss and hunger, yet continue to lead resilience efforts through local organisations, writes Dr Ibrahim Natil. PALESTINIAN WOMEN have been among the most ...

After decades of steady decline, violent crime worldwide is escalating, as Alan Austin reports. IN THE 17 DAYS after American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated earlier this month, 584 ...

John Longhurst takes a tongue-in-cheek look at how childhood once meant scraped knees and billy carts, but now comes wrapped in helmets, high-vis and health warnings. IN A VAIN ATTEMPT to bring ...

Political commentator Charlie Kirk spent his life demeaning the very people now told to grieve him, writes John David Card. THE PAST FEW days, online discourse has been dominated by all manner of ...