Noam Chomsky’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein force the Left to confront the dangers of hero-worship, moral blind spots and selective accountability.

A proposal to prioritise inflation over employment would make higher joblessness the deliberate cost of economic stability, with working Australians carrying the burden, writes Rob Powell. Wilson's ...

A developing opportunity between Australia and Indonesia could underpin a green “powerhouse” partnership in a net-zero world, but coal-fired processing, downstreaming rules and geopolitics keep ...

As the Western alliance fractures under raw power politics, Australia faces a stark strategic choice. Dr Adriano Tedde writes. ON 22 JANUARY 2025, Foreign Minister Penny Wong spoke of Australia and ...

If the RBA has misjudged labour market tightness, current rates could unnecessarily weaken growth and jobs, writes Stephen Koukoulas. AS PART OF ITS interest rate decision-making process, the Reserve ...

While communities burn and flood, major banks continue financing coal and gas expansion, writes Kyle Robertson. AUSTRALIANS ARE EXPERIENCING another scorching summer of deadly and terrifying bushfires ...

The latest consumer spending data confirms the economy is managed far better than the media acknowledge, as Alan Austin reports. IN DECEMBER, Australians allocated 23% of all retail spending to dining ...

South Australians have seen huge spikes in their power bills, but not because of renewables or wind turbines, writes David McIlveen. SOUTH AUSTRALIA suffered through an extraordinary heatwave in ...

As federal force meets organised resistance, Minneapolis becomes a defining moment in Trump’s presidency, writes Dr Norm Sanders. IN EARLY DECEMBER 1941, Hitler’s army came within 20 kilometres of the ...

As Washington debates whether it can spare the submarines, Canberra continues to pay for vessels it may never fully control, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark. THERE WERE NEVER the sharpest negotiators in the ...

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