Many feel governments aren’t holding up their end of the deal, corroding support for democracy, writes Mario Peucker.

Bogus social media “news” pages aggressively spreading Pauline Hanson propaganda are lavishing praise on her ...

Australians are less engaged in their communities, lonelier, unhappier and less satisfied with life – but there is cause for hope, writes Dr James O’Donnell.

It was a bloody clash between soldiers from the world’s two biggest armies, played out in sub-zero temperatures in almost pitch-black darkness at 14,000 feet – on the “roof of the world”. The battle, ...

The sixteen-year-old charity of former Melbourne power couple Cate Sayers and Luke Sayers — who was ousted as Carlton president over a “dick pic” scandal — is on the verge of collapse. Auditors of the ...

To understand the surge of the far-right, look at nationalism, authoritarianism and populism — and how much they already ...

News sources are increasingly fragmented — yet the gatekeepers are more concentrated. This presents a problem for democracies ...

Four of the nation’s biggest fossil fuels companies paid over 13,000 times more in “donations” to the major political parties last financial year than they collectively paid in taxes in 2020-21.

The NSW Police Minister — who condemned protestors over the anti-Herzog rally — has twice been formally warned to close a loophole protecting police who commit offences, but has taken no action. It ...

The “Undercover Jew” sting activist and his lawyer claimed a legal settlement was “vindication for Jews across the globe who have been accused of staging acts of antisemitism”. Only it wasn’t. Peter ...