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Sky News host Sharri Markson has claimed that polls favouring a Labor victory in the 2025 Australian federal election are inaccurate, citing “exclusive inside information” to support her assertion. However, the evidence she provides is […]

The very idea of infallibility sets one up for the mighty fall. But the Pope, temporal head of all Catholics, is one such character, the papacy one such institution, arrogantly paraded before religion, faith and […]

On this ANZAC Day, I find myself compelled to revisit and share two poignant articles from our archives, each centred on a WW2 veteran – one, my father; the other, a stranger. These encounters forced […]

I’ve been meaning for a long time, to write about Google’s very pro-nuclear stance. Then today, I found something that was both amusing and a wake-up call. I have, for the past 16 years, run […]

Donald Trump’s knack for self-praise is the gift that keeps on giving. Part Einstein, part superhero – at least in his own mind – Trump’s confidence is a spectacle. Take his word for it: “I […]

Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) Media Release Independents, Greens and other crossbench candidates are pushing the next government to substantially increase income support to tackle the cost-of-living crisis and lift people out of poverty. […]

Has the love, or even more so the fixation, gone with the US dollar, that all cushioning reserve currency that has shown itself unimpeachable for decades? A curious event teasing and ruffling currency watchers and […]

By Maria Millers They think I’m building a house. I’m building a haven, not with brick, but with tenderness. (“What They Don’t Know” by Jericho Brown). Housing seems to have moved centre stage in the […]

Oxfam Media Release Restrictions on movement and total siege making aid operations almost impossible As Gaza enters the eighth week of an Israel-imposed siege, blocking aid, vital supplies and commercial goods, Oxfam staff are describing […]

UNSW Sydney Media Release Amid ongoing market volatility, should Australians reconsider common assumptions about their superannuation? As global stock markets fluctuate in response to rising geopolitical tensions – including renewed tariff threats impacting global trade and supply […]

Yesterday, the Trump administration dropped a bombshell: tariffs as high as 3,521% on solar panels from Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand. This move, finalised after a year-long probe started under Biden, targets alleged subsidies and […]