Nobel Peace Prize winner Pillay praised, pilloried, ignored by AustraliaBy Professor Stuart Rees | October 12, 2026Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay has received worldwide praise, amid derision from Israel and the US, as our ...
The plight of the Brumbies. Kosciuszko’s heritage deserves a voice, tooBy Richard Swain | October 11, 2026There is something missing from the heated debate about the culling of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
The Roberts Report. How the ABC was stooged by the Israel lobbyBy Cathy Peters | October 11, 2026The ABC platformed an Israel apologist last month without disclosure in blatant breach of much that the ...
AI data centre frenzy. Is the Firmus IPO failure a sign of worse to come?By Claudia Weisenberger | October 10, 2026Investors baulked at the valuation of aspiring AI data centre darling Firmus, while other data centre builds are ...
Privatised refugee detention centres: a billion dollar failureBy Kim Wingerei | October 9, 2026After almost three decades of running Australia's detention centres, private contractors keep falling short, ...
Three years from October 7. Cover-ups and lies still shielding NetanyahuBy Andrew Brown | October 8, 2026Israel failed to protect its people and demanded the world accept Gaza's devastation as the price of their deaths.
Stranded. Thousands in hospital beds as NDIS cuts bite home supportBy Claudia Weisenberger | October 7, 2026Thousands of patients are stuck in hospital beds in a system that focuses more on who pays than on what benefits ...
Shakedown at Transparency Corral. Government brings out the money gunBy Rex Patrick | October 7, 2026The Albanese Government has reached a new low, using a Federal Court appeal application and questionable legal ...
Albo’s support down. Could he really lose his seat?By Michael Pascoe | October 6, 2026It seems unthinkable, but could a PM enjoying a two-to-one margin at the last election be tossed out of parliament ...
Flying High Dubai. MWM responds to ABC Media WatchBy Michael West | October 6, 2026ABC Media Watch has accused this reporter of "perpetuating unsubstantiated conspiracy theories" online. We say the ...
International law isn’t dead. It’s being tested. Australia can prove it mattersBy Emily Crawford | October 5, 2026The silence in Canberra over attacks on the ICC, the US attack on Venezuela and the war on Iran rings loudly. ...
Chris Minns’ fashion police. Being Palestinian is now a public order offenceBy Andrew Brown | October 5, 2026NSW Premier Chris Minns is easily offended and wants to prosecute one cultural group over another because of what ...
“They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” In the Snowies they doBy Suzanne Arnold | October 4, 2026Snowy Hydro 2.0 is not only massively over budget, its environmental impact is also largely ignored, including on ...
The public housing answer Australia already knowsBy Andrew Brown | October 3, 2026While the public debate on housing shortages is as ill-informed as ever, one solution is not just obvious, but ...
AI and the police. Axon’s phantom officers and a vanishing audit trailBy Michael Sainsbury | October 2, 2026Law enforcement agencies have poured $400m into Axon's tasers, cameras and cloud vault. AI that writes police ...