The fact that people cannot afford to buy a home, and that rents are beyond the reach of so many, is a violation of basic human rights and international law, writes Dr William Briggs. THE HOUSING ...

Power politics, economic dependence and international law are blocking diplomatic action on state-sponsored hacking.

The Gaza flotilla drew global attention, but its activists delivered a stark message: the suffering they briefly experienced reflects the daily reality faced by Palestinians.

The controversial effort to revive New Zealand’s extinct giant moa is moving from theory to technology, but scientists remain ...

They include government charges, legal fees, moving costs and perhaps most pertinently, stamp duty. In New South Wales, stamp duty can represent a sizable additional cost for buyers. Thankfully, for ...

Despite economic growth and rising profits, many Australians have experienced a decade of stagnant living standards.

Media neutrality is enabling powerful figures to normalise racism while ordinary people face public condemnation for similar ...

The practical, legal and economic realities behind Labor, Coalition and One Nation migration targets are far more complex than campaign slogans suggest.

The LNP’s mixed messaging on migration risks undermining its attempts to court multicultural Australia, writes Khushaal Vyas. THE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS of Opposition Leader Angus Taylor and Senator ...

Examining Australia’s prison system through the lens of release and reintegration, the greatest failures in justice occur not inside custody, but at the point people return to society.

Real wages in Australia have fallen by about 6% in the last five years. So we’ve all gone backwards once we adjust for inflation... It’s nuts.” There is a kernel of truth here. Real wages did decline ...

He likes ALL things orange, though. His credibility is toast.