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The Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea demonstrate a worrying level of sea blindness among Australian politicians, policymakers, and commentators.

Afghan refugee Mr Yawari, 66, was arrested in early December and charged with two counts of indecently assaulting a woman at a motel in Adelaides north.

Chinese state media accused Sri Lanka of succumbing to pressure from India by denying the ships docking rights.

In the northern suburbs, residents need to be vigilant and stop illegal tree removals, as councils cannot police illegal tree removal on their own.

Kompas polls put the undecideds close to 30 per cent. Does this mean the electorate is getting more discriminating? Let it be so.

A refugee who raped a 10-year-old boy could be entitled to compensation after the High Court ruled his indefinite immigration detention was unlawful and released him into the community. 

Experts have called on the Federal Government to ban the use of one technological tool in political campaigns ahead of the 2025 election.

The government should respond to narrowing polls by taking the economic reform debate up to the opposition.

Moving beyond the “no” campaign, conservative political parties across Australia are working to further erode Indigenous reconciliation movements, such as the various Treaty processes.

Liberal moderate Andrew Bragg has been given free rein to map out the opposition’s energy policy – but some in the party argue that nuclear power should still be an option.