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After pandering to the cult of Trump, Murdoch journalist Adam Creighton is now immersed in the culture of the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) as its Chief Economist.
Jane Austen’s most overlooked heroine speaks volumes about the toxic masculinity still dominating headlines today.
The Australian home construction industry is experiencing significant changes driven by sustainability, technology and evolving design preferences.
Fixated on arbitrary defence spending targets, politicians are chasing percentages over practicality — even if it means redefining what 'defence' actually means.
Godfather of musical theatre, Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical The Phantom of the Opera enjoyed a lengthy run at Melbourne's Princess Theatre.
Many migrants aim to secure Australian Permanent Residency (PR) because it offers stability and access to key benefits like work rights, healthcare and education.
As the U.S. expands its military footprint across Australia and the Pacific, peace advocates warn that we’re being dragged into a devastating war not of our making.
This photo of the inimitable Cleo Laine belting out a jazz standard with the John Dankworth Quartet was taken mid-concert at the Sydney Opera House.
Australia’s failure to meet anti-torture treaty obligations is under fire — contestation is now driving overdue reform, especially in youth detention.
The Liberal Party's gender divide exposes a deeper crisis in Australian democracy, writes Carl Rhodes. THE QUESTION OVER whether the Liberal Party of Australia should adopt gender quotas to address ...
Dead fish and other marine life in the tens of thousands have washed up on South Australian beaches and there have been multiple reports of people suffering respiratory problems after being exposed to ...
On its 25th anniversary, the Myall Creek Memorial stands as a quiet rebuke to the national silence surrounding Australia’s Frontier Wars.