Say what?! New insults to use in 2026 | Fiona Katauskas
The news is providing a lot of material to work with See more of Fiona Katauskas’s cartoons here Continue reading…
James O’Loghlin: ‘I’d lie awake at night thinking: “Is there one thing I can do that will help my dying friend?”’
The broadcaster, comedian and writer on the lifelong friendship that turned him into an activist Strolling along the clifftop path that winds down to Coogee beach, James O’Loghlin and I…
One Nation craves mainstream appeal, but Pauline Hanson’s bleak vision of Australia shows she’s firmly on the fringes | Tom McIlroy
On the national stage, Hanson attacked multiculturalism and spoke of a ‘transgender insurgency’. It could be a reality check for voters Get our breaking news email, free app or daily…
A historic win against secretive government in more ways than one!
A South Australian Court of Appeal decision will open State governments up to significant scrutiny. It’s a big win against secretive government, Rex Patrick reports. While not showing everything, Senate…
Disabled people urge reflection as key report delayed
Disability advocates are calling on the Albanese government to pause its plan to rush through an overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme after a major report into the changes…
‘Dubious honour’: consultancy giants cop trust barb
Australians are being told they have a right to be deeply suspicious about trusting big accounting firms after a second consultancy scandal. KPMG Australia executives were grilled by members of…
‘Dubious honour’: consultancy giants cop trust barb
Australians are being told they have a right to be deeply suspicious about trusting big accounting firms after a second consultancy scandal. KPMG Australia executives were grilled by members of…
‘Dubious honour’: consultancy giants cop trust barb
Australians are being told they have a right to be deeply suspicious about trusting big accounting firms after a second consultancy scandal. KPMG Australia executives were grilled by members of…
“Employability … interdisciplinarity”? Have our unis stopped believing in education?
Our universities have become corporations, focused on the bottom line, while spending big on consultants and exorbitant executive salaries. Jude Manning is a student witnessing the consequences. Academics and expert…
Fears killer bird flu has reached Australian mainland
A single suspected case of bird flu has triggered fears a deadly strain that has killed millions of animals worldwide has reached the Australian mainland. Agriculture Minister Julie Collins confirmed…