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A new ABC documentary series explores the turmoil and political cannibalism within the L-NP, beginning with revelations about former PM Tony Abbott.

Recent polls have demonstrated Australias desire to break our toxic alliance with the U.S. and implement a policy of neutrality.

The Australian Government has paused contributing to the distribution of aid to Gaza, a decision likely influenced by our toxic allegiance to the USA.

Ongoing attempts by lobbyists to evade the topic of phasing out fossil fuel use in recent COP28 talks, again highlight its insincerity to actual change, writes Giles Parkinson.

Perspective is needed on the substantial reforms of the income tax schedules Prime Minister Albanese announced last Thursday, Alan Austin reports.

Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom experienced a boom in overseas students after the pandemic which has led them to tighten policy, mainly to reduce record levels of net migration.

Politicians are calling for boycotts after Woolworths, claiming its “out of touch” with the country, decides not to sell Australia Day merchandise. But Australia Day, on the facts, is not so Aust...

Australia Day 2024 sees a nation more divided than ever as the Opposition continues to fan the flames of racism.

I peered into the hollow holes of Captain James Cook’s sawn-off feet holes but I couldn’t see a single familiar Australian corporate personhood inside to comfort me.

As Scott "Five-Ministries" Morrison finally exits parliament, to what achievement can he point as his claim to fame?