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Dr Abul Rizvi considers whether the PM’s new visa agreement with China will "open the floodgates".

A couple of days ago, we received an email from an IA subscriber, conveying that persons reasons for voting "No" in the Voice Referendum. 

The civilian slaughter in Gaza today did not begin solely as a consequence of the monstrous Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.

Peter Dutton takes every chance to attack the Prime Minister for his travels abroad, but he now finds himself in India, writes Belinda Jones.

One of the most important labour relations stories of the year is playing out in the heart of Queensland right now, writes John Card.

Australias political leaders have tip-toed cautiously around conflict in the Middle East, offering words of support but showing little else.

Far from the grassroots movement it claimed to be, the No campaign against the Voice to Parliament was funded by some of Australias wealthiest.

Ever since Kevin Rudd was shouted down for believing in a “big Australia”, no politician has wanted responsibility for long-term migration management.

The results of the Voice Referendum have highlighted ongoing issues of racism from which Australia is struggling to move on.

News Corp is far from a fair media organisation and instead serves as a platform for the Coalition to spread Right-wing causes, fear and hate.