23 h. ago A multicultural utopia is not beyond the reach of our nation

A multicultural society, embracing universal values, where everyone is safe and valued for their differentness? Wouldn’t that be a great place to live?

Politics

56 h. ago In 2025, Maya was an Australian Open wildcard. In 2026, she’s the nation’s best hope

Australian Maya Joint was ranked outside the top 100 at the start of 2025. Now, she’s on track to be seeded at a grand slam for the first time.

Politics

56 h. ago In 2025, Maya was an Australian Open wildcard. In 2026, she’s the nation’s best women’s hope

Australian Maya Joint was ranked outside the top 100 at the start of 2025. Now, she’s on track to be seeded at a grand slam for the first time.

Politics

2 d. ago The pride of South Australia: Head, Carey dominate in Adelaide, the urn within reach

Australia all but batted England out of the third Test, and the Ashes, on day three. Recap all the action here.

Politics

3 d. ago What kind of Australia do we want to be? Let’s stop dodging the hard questions

The Bondi massacre is a tipping point. Now, confronting serious points of tension is a precondition for sustaining a successful multicultural society.

Politics

4 d. ago Why WA’s gun laws may become a road map for the rest of the nation

While terrorism ignited the latest calls for gun reform, WA’s gun law shakeup was driven by shocking acts of domestic violence and organised crime.

Politics

4 d. ago Howard has gone too far. His comments about Albanese tear us apart

Slagging off the man entrusted with trying to steer the nation through this powerfully difficult moment will not help John Howard’s side of politics.

Events

4 d. ago Philippines president ‘strongly rejects’ Bondi shooters trained in Mindanao

Australian and Philippine agencies are investigating a trip Sajid and Naveed Akram took to the South-East Asian nation before their murderous attack at Bondi.

Politics

5 d. ago Cost of cigarette excise collapse passes $50 billion as income taxes prop up budget

The mid-year budget update confirms the nation’s finances are still a sea of red ink as the government relies on more taxes.

Economics

5 d. ago ‘Greatest stain on nation’: Josh Frydenberg’s angry Bondi address

Former politician Josh Frydenberg has spoken out on the mass shooting at Bondi Beach.

Politics

5 d. ago Budget update shows Australia’s debt and deficit easing – thanks to higher tax take

The mid-year budget update confirms the nation’s finances are still a sea of red ink as the government relies on more taxes.

Economics

6 d. ago ASX slides lower after Wall Street drifts ahead of data dump

The Australian sharemarket spiked at the open but fell into the red by midday as a slump in tech shares more than offset a rise in the nation’s banking stocks.

Politics

6 d. ago ASX treads cautiously as Wall Street drifts ahead of data dump

The Australian sharemarket spiked at the open but largely wiped out its gains in the first hour of trade as a slump in tech shares more offset a rise in the nation’s banking stocks.

Politics

6 d. ago Australia is not a nation familiar with massacre on its streets, and we must never become one

Australian political leaders must act together to harness the national shock and mourning to lead the country out of this cultural and religious quagmire.

Politics

7 d. ago 21 Tests in 12 months: Why Australia’s Next Gen will rise after the Ashes

England are floundering in foreign conditions. This is how Australia plan to avoid the same fate with the biggest Test workload in the nation’s history looming.

Politics

8 d. ago How a dorky prime minister and a nation of rule abiders is changing the world

Australia may be shy of its influence, but its social media laws have made it a global headline. From Germany to Singapore, people are asking if Australia is breaking Silicon Valley’s spell.

Politics

8 d. ago A dorky PM and a nation of rule abiders called big tech’s bluff. It’s changing the world

Australia may be shy of its influence, but it has become a global headline. From Germany to Singapore, people are looking to Australia as a world leader.

Politics

1 week ago ‘His position is untenable’: Corruption watchdog boss stares down resignation demands

The nation’s first federal anti-corruption commissioner is facing growing calls to resign after he became embroiled in another potential conflict of interest controversy.

Politics

1 week ago Libs consider slashing refugee intake in Coalition migration policy

Sussan Ley moved quickly to release a migration policy as she faced pressure over the issue from her right flank and One Nation.

Events

1 week ago Ley plans to slash refugee intake in Coalition migration policy

Sussan Ley moved quickly to release a migration policy as she faced pressure over the issue from her right flank and One Nation.

Events