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It’s a familiar script in the United States. Another mass shooting tears through a community. Voices on the left call for tighter gun laws. And conservatives – politicians, pundits, and voters – push back: “It’s […]

I’ve made the mistake of looking at social media over the past few days… Some people have demanded that Albanese resign and/or be sacked by the Governor-General. I can’t help but imagine the following: Albanese: […]

On December 14, 2025, as families gathered at Bondi Beach to celebrate the first day of Hanukkah, terror struck. A father-and-son duo, allegedly inspired by Islamic State ideology, opened fire on the crowd. Fifteen lives […]

By Helen Reynolds Australia is grieving after the deadly attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney. Two Muslim men opened fire on a crowd of Jewish Australians gathered to celebrate a religious event. Lives were lost. […]

By Niu Honglin  When I was working on this new podcast, one question kept showing up in my notes: Why does the idea of a “shared future” receive increasing global recognition now? Not ten years […]

A massacre demands clarity, not opportunism. Honouring the dead means resisting the rush to weaponise grief and insisting on evidence before politics raises its voice. Australia’s Bondi Beach massacre demands grief, respect, fairness and empathy […]

Modern nutrition science tells a more complicated story than food labels suggest. When fat or sugar is stripped out, flavour, texture, and shelf life still have to come from somewhere – and the replacements are […]

By Denis Hay Description Is Australia being conditioned to stop thinking for ourselves? Explore the forces shaping how we think, what we believe, and how we respond. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press […]

I knew what I was doing when I bought the stirrer. This is important to establish early, not because it matters, but because it definitely doesn’t – which is where all the comedy lives. The […]

By Isidoros Karderinis Mikis Theodorakis, who was born on the island of Chios on July 29, 1925 and hails from Galatas, Chania, on the island of Crete, on his father’s side, and from the coastal […]

The Reserve Bank of Australia would like you to know that everything is fine. Or at least “a little tight”. Also, you can fix it all by punishing nurses. Fifty thousand full-time jobs vanished in […]

This article presents a critical analysis of the Victoria Police Force, tracing its philosophical and operational journey from its 19th-century foundations in British ‘policing by consent’ to its modern manifestation as a paramilitarised, politically leveraged […]

The Swedish Mirror: What Australia’s ‘Perfect Society’ Shows We’ve Chosen Not to Be By Peter Brown A friend recently shared a social media post from a Swede, listing the entitlements of everyday life: five weeks’ […]

A recent report criticising Palestinian schoolbooks has revived a persistent narrative: that Palestinian culture inherently teaches hatred. This framing is not merely inaccurate; it is the latest tool in a century-long campaign to obscure a […]