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Protests against Australia’s transition to renewable power have attracted a wide coalition of interests, from mainstream parties to the wild shores of conspiracy

On Indigenous suicide, we’re Widening the Gap, new data shows. But it seems we’re losing interest in our failures on Indigenous policy.

The group behind the Voice to Parliament No campaign is running thousands of dollars of negative social media ads against the federal government.

Professor Nixon reflects on his time as UC vice-chancellor.

Funding for review of ACT's elected body included in mid-year budget.

The No campaign for the Voice to Parliament got a $1 million boost from a 94-year-old retired car dealer magnate in WA, and Victoria’s Liberal leader John Pesutto will argue ousted MP Moira Deeming who’s suing him for defamation had in fact damaged her own reputation.

Increasingly, Invasion Day is used as a deliberate tool of division by the right, in which the performance of jingoism is made compulsory.

The working class doesn’t want what the left is offering and is deserting its parties all around the world.

Unlawful dog activity is becoming more blatant

Senior advisers to the prime minister and immigration minister were photographed with conservative US presidential candidate Nikki Haley wearing some of her campaign merch, and dozens of government departments and agencies are using AI platforms like ChatGPT.

The Voice referendum was a disappointing result for many, but there is hope that much of its vision could be achieved via a different path. The Joint Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs has presented a report to federal parliament calling for the implementation of the United…