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The ABC has been slammed for having the gall to have National Party MP Barnaby Joyce appear on a news show where he discussed how to treat women.

COMMENT #1: "Tucker picked the wrong side. Guess Tucker won't be going back to Russia for a while." citing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexei_Navalny

Former Foreign Ministers Bob Carr and Gareth Evans, other former Cabinet Ministers, former State Premiers, a Nobel Laureate, diplomats, writers, academics and human rights advocates are among 50 Australians supporting an appeal to establish détente between the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China.‘Détente’ – meaning an easing

What the PM needed on the weekend was the equivalent of Paul Keating’s Redfern Park speech. At Garma, however, he was preaching to the converted.

To mark the 30th anniversary of “CityNews”, social historian and journalist NICHOLE OVERALL has written an eclectic history of Canberra and beyond over the past three decades. Here is 1996.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 128 November 9, 1993 IN SEAMY,, CLMON SHOULD CHAW10N ASLA,N-AAWMCAN FREE TRADE, GROWTK AND JOBS

Australian journalists are at war with their audience and the audience says enough! ONE OF THE ODD revelations from Dr Tim Dunlop’s recent article surveying certain prominent Australian journalists on public dissatisfaction was how little people in the media understand their audiences. But not only that, how little they respect – especi

After the ‘recession we had to have’, Australia went on to notch up the first of three decades of uninterrupted economic growth, writes Andrew Clark.

Wage restraint under the Hawke government came at the price of a national superannuation system, and became a crucial story for The Australian Financial Review.

A decade on from the most consequential visit by an American president, the US-Australia alliance has only intensified. Yet change came in a crab-like way.