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News that Julian Assange may be offered a plea deal by the U.S. remains clouded in uncertainty, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark.

A rally held in Melbourne saw speakers unite against the political system that has imprisoned Julian Assange and crippled free speech.

Peter Duttons attempts to fulfil what Malcolm Turnbull coined as his "thug" character have rendered him more of a dictatorial despot than a bold leader, Paul Begley writes.

Despite the Oppositions continued fearmongering, Labors immigration policy appears to be slowly decelerating the number of unprocessed asylum seeker applications, Dr Abul Rizvi writes.

Australia needs a war time government but instead we’re collectively sleepwalking through parochial denial about the growing rise of multipolarity and its consequences.

At the end of its first full year, the economic data confirms Labor is again emerging as a financial global leader through effective management of the economy, reports Alan Austin.

Making America Gullible Again.

With Scott Morrisons exit from politics, his legacy includes the very expensive and useless AUKUS deal, dubbed the worst deal in all history.

The Coalition has a history of misogyny and ignorance towards womens issues, with domestic violence on the rise as a result.

With the release of a report recommending ways to reform the education sector, immigration policy could also be affected if further planning is ignored.