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Sydney Theatre Company management has refused to challenge these anti-democratic attacks but bent over backwards to pacify the Zionists and the corporate media.

Given Farah Khairat is a member of Teachers and School Staff for Palestine, it’s no surprise she holds a one-sided view of the Gaza war. What is inexcusable is that like-minded teachers have abrogated the responsibility to serve as their students’ guardians, instead indoctrinating them with the Left's politics and doing so with full union backing, There is no need to wonder why many parents are seeking alternative schools free of bias and cant.

Rearranged: Art of the Flower is an exhibition that opens up a world of natural beauty in our own backyard.

Denying Indigenous Australians a Voice to Parliament has exposed an absence of compassion that has set our nation backwards in time.

What is our nation? After the Voice referendum's crudely manipulated emotionalism and cynical use of bad history, racial hatred and lies in an attempt to break us apart, that is a question the young will need to answer before the haters destroy our good country. I was an adult influenced by one bad short book. My individual recovery was painful but simple; their path is much more difficult

A year ago, OpenAI unleashed ChatGPT on the world; every week of the last fifty has felt as momentous and crowded as a decade.

A conservative social media star has sparked a fiery debate online after pointing out a double standard after spotting an unassuming sign at Woolies.

Letter writer IAN PILSNER makes no bones about it. He thinks the anti-colonialists should thank the many convicts that were shackled for the long and arduous hours of backbreaking work to build the foundations of this country.

As The Newsreader returns to BBC2, star Anna Torv says its depiction of the 1988 Australia Day celebrations rings horrifyingly true.

The latest plan of attack on feral goats includes a government trial of new baits plus the possible...