A Fool’s Guide to the housing and immigration dilemmaBy Monte Dwyer | August 30, 2026The endless debate over immigration and housing numbers is long on rhetoric and short on facts; political ...
“Battle for the soul”. KPMG whistleblower’s court win threatens Big 4 super-perkBy Stephanie Tran | August 30, 2026Brendan Lyon has won protective costs order in the NSW Supreme Court with major implications for liability ...
RIP King Harald. Will the next generation of royals be the last?By Kim Wingerei | August 29, 2026King Harald of Norway passed away on Friday. The country mourns while welcoming his son as the next regent. But ...
Real wages are collapsing while the RBA looks awayBy Greg Jericho | August 28, 2026Real wages are down, and the RBA is afraid to change that. Recovery may be unachievable unless real wages grow or ...
Palantir is inside the House. Surveillance and the NDISBy Claudia Weisenberger | August 28, 2026The Government is sharing your data between agencies and even with controversial CIA-linked surveillance group ...
Comedian’s visa sabotaged, war crimes suspects cheered throughBy Andrew Brown | August 27, 2026The Israel lobby is sabotaging comedian Bassem Youssef's visa while the government gives a free pass to IDF war ...
AI generated music. Banned from the charts, but still in your playlist.By Joshua Barnett | August 26, 2026ARIA has decided to remove AI-generated tracks from its charts, while the streaming platforms have not and will ...
Send Hillel Newman home: Australia has tolerated his contempt long enoughBy Andrew Brown | August 26, 2026Sneering, denying, lecturing, lying. Andrew Brown puts the case for the Australian government to expel Israeli ...
Government funded F-35 parts suppliers profiting from Gaza destructionBy Tom Orsag | August 25, 2026The Australian Government is providing grants and loans to a web of Australian companies making lethal parts for ...
Robodebt encore? Palantir lurks as MPs shirk vote, NDIS Bill passesBy Claudia Weisenberger | August 25, 2026Politicians went AWOL from Parliament by the dozen on the NDIS vote amid denials about automation and Palantir's ...
Has Albo reset ‘Labor values’ in line with Pauline Hanson and Lachlan Murdoch?By Paul Begley | August 24, 2026As a Labor prime minister, does Anthony Albanese have an obligation to stand for Labor values? Or has he traded ...
Dear WA, advance Australia a fair shareBy Monte Dwyer | August 23, 2026The fight over Australia's GST carve-up with the states fired up when the Productivity Commission called Scomo's ...
Segal’s speech code meets the law: Justice Fagan wrecks Canberra’s Israel exceptionBy Andrew Brown | August 22, 2026The Israel lobby wrote itself a dictionary. Governments adopted it, regulators enforced it and police made arrests ...
Human v Algorithm. NDIS wrecking ball misses targetBy Claudia Weisenberger | August 22, 2026Putting NDIS care in the control of an algorithm, stripping humans out of the process, will damage peoples’ lives. ...
FOI. Train wreck. Who has $20k to pay for public information?By Rex Patrick | August 21, 2026The Government caves to parliamentary, civil society and media pressure and offers to reduce the amount a citizen ...