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Australia is currently facing the consequences of policy bungling by the former Coalition Government that has left our electricity infrastructure in chaos.

The whistleblower of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan is facing life in prison for exposing the truth, while the perpetrators remain free.

The longstanding treatment of Lidia Thorpe by the political and media class exposes the difficulty of being an Indigenous woman with strong and articulated views, writes Dr Jennifer Wilson.

Calls for the parent visa reform are increasing, but questions remain over the feasibility of these ambitious demands, writes Dr Abul Rizvi.

Former athlete Cathy Freeman pictured during training at Melbourne’s Olympic Park in preparation for the 1994 Commonwealth Games.

Following violent threats online, Senator Lidia Thorpe has now received vitriol on social media after standing up for herself.

The attempt by Mike Pezzullo to reintroduce Defence Notices is a concerning act of trying to stifle press freedom.

It seems Opposition Leader Peter Duttons path towards bullying and fear tactics started at a very young age.

There is a fundamental need for a Voice to Parliament to address the disproportionate burdens faced by First Nations Australians.

After growing by over 90,000 in July to an all-time record of 2.554 million, temporary entrants in August plateaued at 2.552 million.