Stars shine on red carpet ahead of Logies
The brightest stars of Australian television are lighting up the red carpet, unfazed by torrential rain and ongoing protests that show no signs of letting up. All eyes are on…
Australia due for ‘massive reckoning’ with its history
Australia needs a “massive reckoning” with the injustices of its own colonial past, human rights advocates say. Speaking at the Garma Festival at Gulkula in northeast Arnhem Land, Aboriginal and…
Thousands pour onto iconic bridge for Gaza
One of Australia’s most iconic landmarks has become the centrepoint of public resistance to Israel’s military action in Gaza, with tens of thousands of protesters spilling onto the Sydney Harbour…
‘Not right’: Australia urged to wind back tax breaks
Australian workers could be locked out of home ownership unless property concessions are reined in, but any reform would require careful manoeuvring from the government. As the federal government seeks…
‘Genocide must stop’: Elder’s message to the PM
A Warlpiri Elder has delivered a powerful message for the prime minister following the deaths of two young men from his remote community. Visiting the annual Garma Festival at Gulkula…
Upward spending trend unlikely to shift needle on rates
Australian spending habits will help the Reserve Bank fill in its picture of the nation’s economy, with another rate cut expected at its next board meeting amid global tariff woes.…
Australia urged to ‘bite the bullet’ on tax breaks
Working Australians will be locked out of home ownership unless the government winds back property tax breaks, a major union body has warned. As the federal government seeks ways to…
Housing fix – build houses for US troops! | Scam of the Week
This week’s Scam of the Week pulls no punches While thousands marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge for Gaza, NSW Premier Chris Minns tried to stop it, spending public money…
Haunted by the past. Is Sussan Ley’s leadership already over?
This week’s Roy Morgan Poll confirmed the downward spiral for the Coalition. Less than three months into her time as opposition leader, it does not bode well for Sussan Ley.…
Younger Australia is facing a loneliness ‘epidemic’
A silent crisis is taking root among young Australians, with nearly half those aged 15 to 25 reporting they regularly feel lonely. One in seven experience persistent loneliness that lasts…