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The AUKUS deal and Australias commitment to costly submarines have raised concerns that our foreign policy is being led by the military.

Ex-Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has joined the UK’s main climate denial group saying: “We need more science.”

Problems plaguing the NBN stem from years of Coalition incompetence and the repercussions are stalling its progress.

Among the L-NPs fraudulent Robodebt tactics was using the threat of Federal Police punishment as an intimidation method.

Injury lawyers are preparing to file a class action suit against the AFL, which they say must better care for hundreds of former players harmed by concussion within the sport.

While recommendations have been made by the Productivity Commission on skilled migration reform, there are still improvements that could be made.

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has gone against its own rules to green-light the billionaire Lowy familys $550,000 in secretive “donations” to the Liberal Party via an obscure subsid...

For the sake of democracy, Australia needs a trustworthy activist not beholden to political affiliation or corporate interest to advocate for all citizens — someone like Ralph Nader.

In a push towards a clean energy revolution, the Andrews Labor Government has made some major announcements but there are still a few kinks to be ironed out.

An agenda to reduce the number of visas by calling them streams under a broader umbrella is a waste of time and resources.