Beware the politician who mentions the national interest when changing a decision, and more so when they claim full credit ...

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What the federal government’s extension of the North West Shelf Project means for the preservation of the Burrup Peninsula’s millennia-old rock art New The Burrup Peninsula is home to a jarring ...

In these strange days since OpenAI admitted that its autonomous agents entered four Australian government websites uninvited, new facts are emerging about those incidents. It turns out that not only ...

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The lost opportunity of the Voice referendum revealed Australians’ poor understanding of the Constitution, and the level of racism in the community New Weeks prior to the Voice referendum, journalists ...

Much has been said since Monday about Australian sporting culture, courtesy of five highly paid professional footballers and the story of their drunken all-nighter after a Sunday afternoon match win.

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Kathryn Campbell stifled a laugh when, in September 2018, she recalled the rollout of the robodebt program during her time as head of the Department of Human Services. “What happened was a number of ...