We could pretend we live in a world where no one is smarter than anyone else,but I’d prefer we kept a grip on reality.
The former deputy prime minister pushed back against shadow cabinet colleagues who say abortion is a state rather than federal issue.
The two former prime ministers,both drummed out of office by their peers,found they had much to agree on – including their relatively short tenures in the top job.
Tim Soutphommasane,the first chief diversity officer at one of Britain’s most storied institutions,is no stranger to controversy.
Sackings,boycotts,sponsorship withdrawals:arts organisations across the country are in turmoil. So who has the right to say what?
The American provocateur and Andrew Tate networker has minimised Nazi atrocities and peddled conspiracies about “secret Jewish gangs”.
Antoinette Lattouf and Josh Szeps abruptly left the ABC within days of each other. Now they’re discussing one of the thorniest subjects in media.
Campion College in western Sydney is punching above its weight at Australia’s largest and most conservative news channel,Sky News.
Even Boomers agree:younger people are doing it terribly tough because of the cost of putting a roof over their head.
Since the resignation of Senator Fatima Payman,fretting about identity politics has become a renewed national sport. Now it’s the frame through which all political actions must pass.
The senator’s passionate politics renders compromise unpalatable. The last thing Australia needs is this type of politics.