In this abridged submission to the public inquiry into AUKUS, Wanning Sun warns that the pact’s securitisation of China is ...

Teaching can offer meaning, dignity and a profound sense of responsibility to others. But devotion to the work should never ...

Julian Cribb’s latest contribution paints a picture Hogarth or Goya would be proud of. Over the last ten years, the heedless race to embrace AI and build data centres, the sociopathic actions of world ...

Abul Rizvi highlights certain sectors within immigration that he claims are hard to cut, including: 400,000 people on bridging visas; 120,000 partner applications; 130,000 people in the asylum system; ...

A diamond-studded ring given to Donald Trump weeks before Belgian diamonds received tariff relief has prompted Democratic ...

Donald Trump may refuse to accept Republican losses in November, but America’s electoral institutions are likely to hold – and the midterms could mark a decisive shift towards a post-Trump political ...

Former ambassador Yamagami Shingo is again shaping Australian political debate. His nationalist commentary, partisan interventions and revisionist views deserve scrutiny before his attacks are treated ...

John Menadue, thank you for your insightful assessment of how the label ’terrorist’ is so misused, fabricated to suit Western and US interests while obscuring the violence and dispossession that is ...

Mainul Haque is right to assert: “We need stronger pathways from education into care careers. We need better retention strategies. We need to value care work as highly skilled work.” Yes, with an ...

How can some employers have it cosy while others struggle to attract the talent they need? Is insufficient labour mobility the cause or a symptom of something more fundamental? Is our debt culture ...

Approximately $26 billion was raised from fuel excise duties in 2024-25. Incredibly, over $10 billion was returned in the form of tax credits to the mining ($4.8 billion) and agricultural ($1.2 ...

Clean technologies are spreading rapidly, but the ability to design, manufacture and profit from them remains concentrated in a handful of countries. A just transition requires developing nations to ...