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There are growing fears across the political spectrum for MPs’ personal safety as debate about vaccine policy grows increasingly rancorous with a fringe of voters.

Human rights activists step up calls for diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics

The inquiry was thwarted amid confusion on the Senate floor, which saw Liberal senator Gerard Rennick abstain from voting on a motion to postpone the inquiry, handing the numbers to Labor and the Greens.

There are growing fears across the political spectrum for MPs’ personal safety as debate about vaccine policy grows increasingly rancorous with a fringe of voters.

A new research centre that focuses on next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been established at the University of Adelaide with...

Catholic, Jewish and Islamic leaders say legislation deserves bipartisan support after revisions

The head of Barnardos says ‘misguided’ legislation giving the regulator new powers to investigate and deregister charities will put vulnerable children in danger

Coalition members are set to see the finer detail of the federal government's 2019 election promise to boost protections from religious discrimination.

A new research center focusing on next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) technology will create the high-caliber expertise that Australia needs to be competitive in the approaching machine learning-enabled global economy.

Federal Attorney-General Michaelia Cash is set to introduce the Morrison government’s Religious Discrimination Bill that will see religious ...