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The two-party system in Australia has polarised its politics and the time has come to reconsider the structure of our government, Dr Klaas Woldring writes.

News Corp has shifted its ever-present Labor smear campaign towards the cost-of-living crisis, attributing any and all fault possible to the Prime Minister and Labor, writes Victoria Fielding.

Population growth is a critical issue for Australia’s current and future environmental and economic sustainability.  

It is increasingly clear that we cannot take democracy for granted.

Protected species, much?

After Barnaby Joyce MP was filmed sprawled on his back on a Canberra footpath, managing editor Michelle Pini explains why Australian voters should indeed take a dim view of his persistently chaotic...

In a historic vote, parliamentarians have shown unprecedented support for the return home of imprisoned journalist Julian Assange.

A surge in working holidaymakers has increased challenges for the Albanese Government to curb net migration numbers.

As the Palestinian population continues to endure hell on Earth, nothing more is being done by political leaders other than offering "deep concern".

After former Immigration Minister Peter Dutton took a sledgehammer approach to the temporary skill etnry visa years ago, both Coalition and Labor ministers have been trying to undo the damage.