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Two court judgments in the NSW state and federal courts have sounded the death knell for threatened and endangered forest fauna and flora.

Those who believe the ABC propagates extreme left-wing content live in an alternate universe, writes John Longhurst. 

Final plans to build 3,600 homes on internationally-protected wetlands at Toondah Harbour in Moreton Bay, Queensland, appear doomed.

Not only was late journalist John Pilger a fierce truth-teller and legend in his field, but also a staunch supporter and friend of Julian Assange.

What is happening among conservatives in Western Christian countries raises the question of who they see as the enemy.

A review of supermarket industry standards in an attempt to ease ever-increasing food prices has begun, but will this address the underlying cause of inequality?

With the passing of legendary journalist John Pilger, IA wishes to celebrate his outstanding contributions to our pages in a weekly Flashback series.

The Reserve Banks reliance on ABS unemployment data has resulted in poor economic strategies, including the hiking of interest rates.

AUKUS, the trilateral pact between the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, was a steal for all except one of the partners.

... when its a climate denialists "opinion".