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Kate Langbroek believes that changing the date of Australia Day wont make much difference and says its a great pity many Aussies feel ashamed of the public holiday.

On Wednesday night, Port Phillip Council will debate whether the community has a say in the future of the vandalised Captain Cook statue.

A leafy reserve in Sydneys east that homeowners have considered their own hidden gem and maintained for 30 years has been declared Aboriginal land.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Tatum Moore shares her perspective on Australia Day and the importance of truth-telling to create a better future. Learn about her family's history.

The police used the attempted gathering to set anti-democratic precedents that can be used against all political opposition to the status quo, including from the left.

Aboriginal people are the heirs to millennia of culture, but also to centuries of resistance and political activism.

Another Captain Cook statue has been cut at the ankles and its stone base toppled over just two days after Australia Day protestors targeted other city memorials. 

Politicians are calling for boycotts after Woolworths, claiming its “out of touch” with the country, decides not to sell Australia Day merchandise. But Australia Day, on the facts, is not so Aust...

This week there were two pieces of economic news showing a dramatic improvement credit for which should be given to the last Labour Government.