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Pro-Palestine activists have falsely accused Nova Peris of making an offensive comment about an Australian aid worker killed in Gaza - when she said nothing of the sort.

Alcohol is a force in our national politics, but the way Australians read the act of drinking depends both on the times and the person, and the ways the two are entangled.

Alcohol is a force in our national politics, but the way Australians read the act of drinking depends both on the times and the person, and the ways the two are entangled.

Alcohol is a force in our national politics, but the way Australians read the act of drinking depends both on the times and the person, and the ways the two are entangled.

Alcohol is a force in our national politics, but the way Australians read the act of drinking depends both on the times and the person, and the ways the two are entangled.

Backlash to ‘Invasion Day’ grows on annual commemoration of arrival of British fleet in Sydney in 1788

Protesters brave heatwave conditions as rally speakers condemn incarceration rates and express solidarity with Palestine

There’s really no point in attempting to placate those who hate you and the country we share, as Pat Cummins and other bandwagoneers imagine would happen were the date of Australia Day to change. If the Melbourne vandals who sawed off Captain Cook's statue at the ankles have brought such futility to wider attention, they may accidentally have done a bit of good

There is no right or wrong way to talk about or recognise January 26, but it is an opportunity to educate, rather than celebrate.

Later this year, Australians will vote on a referendum to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, but many Indigenous Australians remain undecided, reflecting the complexities of the issue. The debate over the Voice to Parliament extends beyond the referendum question to encompass broader concerns about the constitution, treaties, and achieving true equality. By Celeste Liddle