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The axed Adelaide Writers' Week Palestinian-Australian speaker has taken the first step in defamation proceedings against the SA premier after remarks he made about her in a press conference on
Free speech in Australia is under attack from multiple directions. And its assailant is power speech: the right of the powerful to dictate terms to and attack those with less
In recent weeks, Iran has once again become the stage for one of the largest popular uprisings in its contemporary history, an uprising ignited following the calls issued by Reza Shah II.
What began as protests against crushing economic hardship, systematic repression, torture, and executions has rapidly transformed into a clear and unified national ...
By abandoning the hands-off restraint that 1970s Premier Dunstan brought to Adelaide and that Gough Whitlam made national through the Australia Council, the Writers' Week imbroglio threatens to push Australian
Civil society groups are pressuring the Australian government to act quickly using existing powers to end the production of deepfakes and alleged child abuse material by X's AI bot, Grok.
An internet blackout is a powerful tool in a regime's armory — obscuring the extent of the state's oppression and fracturing reality by fanning whataboutism and conspiracy theories. The post
Conroy, Fitzgibbon, Morrison… or Ian Thorpe? Breaking down the guessing game over Rudd’s replacement
Media outlets have responded to Kevin Rudd's resignation with trademark restraint, suggesting just about all of Australia's ex-politicians and celebrities as possible contenders for his job. The post Conroy,
The remnants of violent stellar explosions where cosmic rays are born. NASA/ESA/The Hubble Collaboration/R. A. Fesen/J. Long, CC BYAustralia’s iconic red landscapes have been home to Aboriginal culture and recorded in songlines for tens of thousands of years. But further clues on just how ancient this landscape is come from
Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesThe United States has now withdrawn from 66 international organisations, conventions and treaties, illegally invaded Venezuela, and promoted an “America First” agenda in its new National Security Strategy. This all signals the collapse of a global system that has operated for the past 60 years. The old
Illicit networks thrive where cooperation fails — and space is fast becoming the next frontier of legal neglect. read now...
US President Donald Trump has told anti-government demonstrators in Iran to keep protesting, saying 'help is on the way', as reports suggest thousands of people have been killed. The post
Even ignoring Bill Clinton's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, his administration rivals Trump's for sheer grubbiness. The post Okay but Bill Clinton maybe should be in jail? appeared first on
The axed Adelaide Writers' Week Palestinian-Australian speaker has taken the first step in defamation proceedings against the SA premier after remarks he made about her in a press conference on
Free speech in Australia is under attack from multiple directions. And its assailant is power speech: the right of the powerful to dictate terms to and attack those with less
In recent weeks, Iran has once again become the stage for one of the largest popular uprisings in its contemporary history, an uprising ignited following the calls issued by Reza Shah II.
What began as protests against crushing economic hardship, systematic repression, torture, and executions has rapidly transformed into a clear and unified national ...
By abandoning the hands-off restraint that 1970s Premier Dunstan brought to Adelaide and that Gough Whitlam made national through the Australia Council, the Writers' Week imbroglio threatens to push Australian
Civil society groups are pressuring the Australian government to act quickly using existing powers to end the production of deepfakes and alleged child abuse material by X's AI bot, Grok.
An internet blackout is a powerful tool in a regime's armory — obscuring the extent of the state's oppression and fracturing reality by fanning whataboutism and conspiracy theories. The post
Conroy, Fitzgibbon, Morrison… or Ian Thorpe? Breaking down the guessing game over Rudd’s replacement
Media outlets have responded to Kevin Rudd's resignation with trademark restraint, suggesting just about all of Australia's ex-politicians and celebrities as possible contenders for his job. The post Conroy,
The remnants of violent stellar explosions where cosmic rays are born. NASA/ESA/The Hubble Collaboration/R. A. Fesen/J. Long, CC BYAustralia’s iconic red landscapes have been home to Aboriginal culture and recorded in songlines for tens of thousands of years. But further clues on just how ancient this landscape is come from
Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesThe United States has now withdrawn from 66 international organisations, conventions and treaties, illegally invaded Venezuela, and promoted an “America First” agenda in its new National Security Strategy. This all signals the collapse of a global system that has operated for the past 60 years. The old
Illicit networks thrive where cooperation fails — and space is fast becoming the next frontier of legal neglect. read now...
US President Donald Trump has told anti-government demonstrators in Iran to keep protesting, saying 'help is on the way', as reports suggest thousands of people have been killed. The post