Social Issues

Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.

Despite strong legal protections for academic freedom, universities are finding ways to sack staff whose views don’t accord with their own, they say.

Indigenous advocates say going back to basics could be the key to improving life for the Aboriginal communities that are being left behind.

Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.

Craig English spent 12 months in the thick of far-left agitation, before finding a practice older than any revolution.

The South African national, his wife, and newborn have been told they must leave the country within 30 days.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

One new migrant says she had to change driving instructors due to the poor quality of training.

A campaign that sought to gamify the debate on abortion by selling parliamentary buzzwords has triggered legal questions and been referred for review.

A leading Australian women’s rights group says the South Australian government has failed to act more than a month after a woman claimed to have been assaulted.

The Treaty Bill will see a permanent Indigenous advisory body set up alongside the state’s parliament.

NSW Premier Chris Minns is now looking to change hate speech laws to include ‘Nazi speech’ and ‘Nazi behaviours on Sydney streets.’

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

It’s bureaucratic poetry, a brave new world in which even salvation must now meet its emissions targets.

A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.

Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’

Tracking nearly 600,000 Year 10 students over 21 years, researchers found the decline in smoking slowed after vaping emerged.

The new CDC will face climate-health reporting obligations and must include disability and Indigenous representation on its board.

Attorney General Kyam Maher warned about the dark side of AI.

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.

Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.

Despite strong legal protections for academic freedom, universities are finding ways to sack staff whose views don’t accord with their own, they say.

Indigenous advocates say going back to basics could be the key to improving life for the Aboriginal communities that are being left behind.

Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.

Craig English spent 12 months in the thick of far-left agitation, before finding a practice older than any revolution.

The South African national, his wife, and newborn have been told they must leave the country within 30 days.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

One new migrant says she had to change driving instructors due to the poor quality of training.

A campaign that sought to gamify the debate on abortion by selling parliamentary buzzwords has triggered legal questions and been referred for review.

A leading Australian women’s rights group says the South Australian government has failed to act more than a month after a woman claimed to have been assaulted.

The Treaty Bill will see a permanent Indigenous advisory body set up alongside the state’s parliament.

NSW Premier Chris Minns is now looking to change hate speech laws to include ‘Nazi speech’ and ‘Nazi behaviours on Sydney streets.’

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

It’s bureaucratic poetry, a brave new world in which even salvation must now meet its emissions targets.

A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.

Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’

Tracking nearly 600,000 Year 10 students over 21 years, researchers found the decline in smoking slowed after vaping emerged.

The new CDC will face climate-health reporting obligations and must include disability and Indigenous representation on its board.

Attorney General Kyam Maher warned about the dark side of AI.

‘In some cases, treatments and surgeries have been foisted upon children by ideologically driven clinicians or parents,’ said Henderson.