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While certain statistics show a promising downward trend in domestic violence, there is clearly a long way to go.

Labor said the incident had been raised ‘through the appropriate channels’, but has come under fire for keeping things under wraps until after the APEC summit.

The jobs market is buoyant… for now. Australians must hold politicians to their word.

Police in NSW and Victoria have lobbied the federal government to deport non-citizens accused of crimes — even before they’ve gone to court, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is being hammered by the opposition over whether or not he raised with Xi Jinping Australian Navy divers being injured by Chinese…

The ethical urgency of Gaza has met a new post-Anglo Australia to produce something extraordinary.

There is a narrative behind every horror witnessed in Gaza — one which must be sought out for the person it represents.

Will voters reward an effort to govern well, or will they be keener on following Peter Dutton into culture wars? The opposition leader wants to find out.

Scott Morrison once proudly boasted of his $120 billion infrastructure investment program. An independent review has found major problems with it, including huge cost blowouts.

Optus and Qantas might both be poor at communication when they stuff up, but the airline’s illegal behaviour is far worse than that of the telecommunications provider.

Without preferential voting, citizens in the US must either decide the lesser of two evils, or ‘throw their vote away’.

Voters from the traditional Labor heartland are even considering supporting independent or Greens candidates at the next election, fed up with Labor’s silence on Israel.