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With corruption on the rise, theres a case for creating a political system in Australia where no one, irrespective of wealth or power, has any more influence than anyone else.

Conservative voices in U.S. politics have been condemning Julian Assange and WikiLeaks in an assault against free speech.

While Australias booming population is a contributing factor to the housing crisis, other elements are also adding to the dilemma.

Australias first legal transgender person Estelle Asmodelle looks at the growth of anti-trans movements in Australia, a country she believed was reasonably tolerant.

Outgoing NSW Premier Dominic Perrottets inflated view of Sydney is indicative of the Liberal Partys entitled colonial leadership, writes founder and publisher Dave Donovan.

The Albanese Government needs to do more to step out of the Coalitions shadow and end the cruel treatment of detained immigrants.

Despite insisting that Julian Assange has been held captive for too long, the Albanese Government still wont intervene while the AUKUS pact keeps us in lockstep with the U.S.

Migration has benefits, but it is politically, socially and economically concerning on a mass scale, writes Kieran Simpson.

The Liberal Party is lost and confused about what it stands for, where it is going and how it will get there. Peter Duttons leadership is far from inspiring.

Australian voters have collectively risen up and overthrown practically all traces of blue from the mainland, including in five states, two territories and at the federal level.