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Independent Australia is proud to announce the IA Writing Competition winners for May! 

A recent close call with a Chinese warship during a U.S.-Canada military exercise in the South China Sea has been called out by China as a provocation by America.

A former chair of the Tax Practitioners Board, who worked at a firm that has now become PwC, has left the role and thus raising serious questions, reports Anthony Klan.

Australias political leaders are solely to blame for the number of our population struggling with the cost of living or starving in the streets.

Dominique Grubisa, the subject of proceedings brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for alleged misleading and deceptive conduct, continues to lead on her followers.

It’s telling that the right-wing mainstream media can manage to turn everything that doesn’t fit its narrative into a Twitter conspiracy.

The housing crisis could use a dose of democratic big government, with state initiatives and regulation — according to some lessons from Australias history.

The Government is taking steps towards investing in increased satellite connectivity to upgrade service to remote areas.

The Government is facing increasing calls for change to regional mobile policy and risks winding up with billions in wasted infrastructure investment.

An economic strategy that emphasises increased public housing is urgently needed to remedy the worsening housing crisis.