I want to reflect on what I have come to see, through my own experience, as both the illuminating strengths and the shadowed weaknesses of the Australian legal system and its role in our democracy.

Labor will push ahead with attempts to usher in sweeping reforms to workers compensation in NSW despite a scathing report ...

New Zealand is de-Woking their education system and slashing red tape. Why can't we? Good policy is possible, and they are proving it.

A History, by telling off professional historians – and laments the “cultural confusion” of our present moment.

The party’s decision to remove mandated net zero targets from its federal policy platform is regrettable but hardly surprising, writes Mike Reddy.

Unity in action tests the leaders of all the parliamentary left parties. But political alliances generally favour the bigger parties, as indicated by recent polls. Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats ...

The decorated journalist and TV presenter also shares how she’s learnt to live with personal loss, and why her latest project ...

Former Australian minister Jacinta Collins retires as head of the National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC), hailed for ...

As the oldest members of Gen Z hit 30, they are progressive yet pragmatic, want job security and a side hustle, invest in ...

Australia's government on Thursday introduced an environmental protection bill into parliament that it said would better conserve nature while simplifying approvals for resource and construction ...

Super was designed to give Australians dignity and independence in retirement – a purpose too important to be subordinated to ...

The Chinese Communist Party is waging a covert campaign of influence in Australia – where loyalists are rewarded and dissidents live in fear.