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By Alicia Lucas  Big Tech “artificial intelligence”-labelled models, now labelled “super intelligence” by the USA’s President Trump, incorrectly (its not a collection of human brains) purportedly becoming closer to bettering human intelligence but increasingly eroding […]

By Andrew and Sera Klein On 27 October 2026, the Minister for Defence introduced a bill into the House of Representatives. It passed the House on 29 October. The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Defence, which […]

By James Moore “The most important thing about a person is always what they do next… Cynicism is just a coping mechanism, a way of pretending you’re too smart to be hurt. But it doesn’t […]

Delivering the Bernie Fraser Oration just a few days before the brutal attacks on Dr. Helen Haines in Wangaratta, Treasurer Chalmers preempted the need for greater tolerance in our national political discussions. The social tensions […]

Finally, the ill-fitting mask on the ugly face of government policy comes off. In the sunset of his administration, French President Emmanuel Macron is facing a boiling, indignant movement that began with the protests of […]

A plumber does not begin with a theory of water. He begins with the pipe, the pressure, the blockage, and the laws of physics that do not negotiate. If he arrived with a framework that […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock In international media, PM Netanyahu’s adversary Gadi Eisenkot has been portrayed as a centrist voice. That’s part of his track-record. But he is also the architect of the Obliteration Doctrine that […]

A senior keeper of the words explains why territories are disputed, why Palestine is a special-occasion word and why, in the last three years, almost 300 dead journalists were simply found. Dawe: Thanks for coming […]

It has become evident over the years that sports stars, and for that matter anyone in sports venturing an opinion perceived to be remotely controversial, is to be gagged and subject to execration, sustained derision […]

By Prof Allan Fels AO   Outline: Consumer protection The best form of consumer protection is competition. Under competition, consumers are in charge. They choose what they want, at the best prices, quality, and service. […]

The Public Inquiry into AUKUS Social licence for AUKUS lacking as Public Inquiry report and recommendations due  The Lead Commissioner of Australia’s independent, crowdfunded Public Inquiry into AUKUS has warned the Federal Government about growing […]