A sweeping exploration of fatherhood in Australia, from policy and history to deeply personal memory, revealing how much has changed and how much still hasn’t. read now...
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A film shaped by cynicism and legal concerns, the new Michael Jackson biopic is a thoroughly depressing affair. The post Michael is a failure on every single level appeared first
In an era where book-to-film adaptations are often met with scepticism, Project Hail Mary arrives with something rare: expectation rather than apprehension. read now...
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As the old adage goes, if it ain't broke, spread lies until everyone believes it is. The post Slashing $15bn from NDIS while giving $53bn to Defence. Anyone’s autistic pattern
Regardless of the outcome of the court actions against Woolworths and Coles, it's clear that Australia's politicians are the true impediment to consumer protections. The post Even if Woolworths and
The City of Melbourne is employing Community Safety Officers (CSOs) to assist Local Law Officers in their duties whilst they patrol the council’s local government area, and these unarmed officers are being encouraged not to be too afraid to apply force towards homeless people on the streets, when they’re attempting to remove them from out the front of ...
Australia is not short of housing ambition. The National Housing Accord commits to 1.2 million new homes by 2029. The Housing Australia Future Fund is distributing $10 billion. States are announcing billions more in spending. Planning reform is underway. Money is flowing. And yet the National Housing Supply and Affordability
In the wake of the blanket ban on protest marches being struck down by the state’s highest court on 16 April 2026, New South Wales premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his refusal to accept the ruling on his rushed unconstitutional laws, and instead, he’s retorted that courts and lawyers have it easy, whilst on the ground, these laws actually ...
There are few images that capture Australian conservatism more perfectly: an immigrant trying to join an anti-immigrant movement, only to be reminded that the movement doesn't have a VIP entrance
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A sweeping exploration of fatherhood in Australia, from policy and history to deeply personal memory, revealing how much has changed and how much still hasn’t. read now...
The fallout has led to three lawsuits and a police complaint. We rounded them all up for you. The post Your handy guide to the legal mess of the
A film shaped by cynicism and legal concerns, the new Michael Jackson biopic is a thoroughly depressing affair. The post Michael is a failure on every single level appeared first
In an era where book-to-film adaptations are often met with scepticism, Project Hail Mary arrives with something rare: expectation rather than apprehension. read now...
Anthony Albanese's goal as prime minister is to show voters the system can deliver for them, not special interests. It's been a very bad week on that front. The post
As the old adage goes, if it ain't broke, spread lies until everyone believes it is. The post Slashing $15bn from NDIS while giving $53bn to Defence. Anyone’s autistic pattern
Regardless of the outcome of the court actions against Woolworths and Coles, it's clear that Australia's politicians are the true impediment to consumer protections. The post Even if Woolworths and
The City of Melbourne is employing Community Safety Officers (CSOs) to assist Local Law Officers in their duties whilst they patrol the council’s local government area, and these unarmed officers are being encouraged not to be too afraid to apply force towards homeless people on the streets, when they’re attempting to remove them from out the front of ...
Australia is not short of housing ambition. The National Housing Accord commits to 1.2 million new homes by 2029. The Housing Australia Future Fund is distributing $10 billion. States are announcing billions more in spending. Planning reform is underway. Money is flowing. And yet the National Housing Supply and Affordability
In the wake of the blanket ban on protest marches being struck down by the state’s highest court on 16 April 2026, New South Wales premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his refusal to accept the ruling on his rushed unconstitutional laws, and instead, he’s retorted that courts and lawyers have it easy, whilst on the ground, these laws actually ...
There are few images that capture Australian conservatism more perfectly: an immigrant trying to join an anti-immigrant movement, only to be reminded that the movement doesn't have a VIP entrance
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