Social Issues

A group of men were identified by police after booing and heckling a welcome to country during a dawn service.

The move has the backing of a major Labor affiliated union.

The $90 million pledge includes national offender database, tech abuse laws, and faster family court settlements to close legal gaps and support victims.

The local mayor says the flag was not removed on council orders.

Minister O‘Neil asked media to silence Hume during a fiery discussion in which Hume said ’it’s not our policy' to send public servants back to the office.

Indian-born residents now make up 2.9 percent of Australia’s total population, and nearly 10 percent of the overseas-born population.

A NSW nurse says she never meant to cause offence by performing an exaggerated salute in a video uploaded to her 1.2 million followers.

Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie said US and EU passengers enjoy more protection that their Australian counterparts.

Report urges federal action to curb manipulative gaming tactics with refunds, pricing rules, age safeguards, and a dedicated watchdog agency.

Australia’s tattoo removal market may hit $94.4 million by 2033.

One Merri-bek councillor voted against the plan for two rainbow crossings in the area.

Dutton was campaigning with his son, who is currently saving for a house.

State government’s call came after the recreational pursuit went very close to being made illegal last year.

The controversial legislation, which the ACT Party said would end preferential treatment for Māori, was defeated after no other party voted in support

Gender expert found to have cherry-picked evidence to support the argument that the child had gender dysphoria.

Drew Hutton founded the Australian and Queensland Greens, but says he’s now battling ‘thugs from the left.’

A Jewish man in Melbourne has lodged a case against the Greens and its leader Adam Bandt, accusing the party of breaching hate laws.

An Australian monarchist group has labelled a move to remove the monarch from the $5 note as ‘neo-communism.’

Christian commentator Martyn Iles says Australians often think poorly of Americans, while at the same time, rely on the US for protection from threats.

One in three Australian children aged 12-17 is engaging in online gambling, in systems that are described as ’scary' and hard to understand.